Ibank.accessbankplc.com Online Banking Review


  The below post consist of access bank online banking review, how to register for access bank online banking.

      Access Bank Internet Banking makes it easy to make basic transactions from your home or office as long as you have a computer or mobile device with internet connectivity. Internet Banking is available via the Access Bank Internet Banking Portal or via the Access Bank Mobile Banking App which is available both on Android Google play store and iPhone App store.

 Before using any of the platforms, a customer of Access Bank needs to register for Internet Banking on the portal which is available here at https://ibank.accessbankplc.com/
RetailBank/ . You do not need to go to the bank, simply go to the link above and click on the “Register Now” that is just underneath the User ID box as shown in the image below.

   You should be taken to another page and the first thing you need to do as a customer of Access Bank is to type in your account.number in the text box provided and click on
Next, the account number can either be a savings or a current account. Find image below for a clearer understanding. Do ensure that you provided the correct details when you opened your bank account such as
phone number and email.

  After you click on the next button and a code (authentication ID) will be sent to your mail and the phone number used in opening the bank account. This is to ensure the registration is being carried out by the account owner. If you do not get an authentication ID or code, you would need to visit the nearest Access Bank Branch ( Click Here to See List of all Access Branches Nationwide) to either provide your correct phone number, email address or better- still inform the customer service officer to
enable Internet banking on your account.   Learn more

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