UBA Bank Transfer Code (*919#) How to Use UBA Magic Banking

– UBA Bank Transfer Code –

Would you love to learn about UBA mobile banking? You will learn how to use UBA transfer codes to make transactions. This is a short service platform that allows you as a UBA account holder to manage your account using your mobile phone.

About UBA

United Bank for Africa Plc (UBA), is a Nigerian pan-African  group headquartered in . It has subsidiaries in 20 African countries and offices in London, Paris, and New York.

The Central Bank of Nigeria listed it as a commercial bank.

They listed the shares of stock of the group on the , where they trade under the symbol: UBA. The chairperson of the Bank is Tony Elumelu, and the GMD is Kennedy Uzoka.

UBA History

Founding (1948)

1948 The British and French Bank Limited (BFB) begun business in Nigeria. BFB was a subsidiary of Banquet National de Credit (BNCI) Paris, which transformed its London branch into a separate subsidiary called the British and French Bank.

Also, with shares held by Banque Nationale de Credit and two British investment firms: S. G. Warburg and Company and Robert Benson and Company

READ ALSO!!!

Incorporation (1961)

Following Nigeria’s independence from Britain, they incorporated UBA on 23rd, February 1961 to take over the business of BFB. UBA eventually listed its shares on the (NSE)

IPO (1970)

UBA eventually listed its shares on the Nigerian Stock Exchange, in 1970 and became the first Nigerian Bank to subsequently undertake an Initial Public Offering (IPO)

Mergers (1990 – 2006)

Information about UBA: Today’s UBA emerged from the merger of the dynamic and fast-growing Standard Trust Bank, incorporated in 1990, and UBA, one of the biggest and oldest banks in Nigeria.

They consummated the merger on August 1, 2005; one of the biggest mergers done on the Nigerian Stock Exchange (NSE).

Following that merger, UBA gained Continental Trust Bank in the same year, further expanding the UBA brand. UBA also subsequently gained Trade Bank in 2006 which was under liquidation by the Central Bank of Nigeria (CBN).

Public Offering and Further Acquisitions (2007 – 2008)

UBA had another successful combined public offering rights issue in 2007 and made further banking acquisitions of three liquidated banks.

These banks include; City Express Bank, Metropolitan Bank, and African Express Bank The bank also gained Afrinvest UK, rebranding it UBA Capital, UK.

The quest to build a strong domestic and African brand intensified in 2008 when UBA made further acquisitions of two liquidated banks, Gulf Bank and Liberty Bank.

Establishment of Subsidiaries (2008–Present)

UBA has been intensifying its African footprint with the establishment of UBA Cameroon, UBA Cote d’Ivoire, UBA Uganda, UBA Sierra Leone, and UBA Liberia.

Also, it was the largest bank in the country with 40% market share. Currently, UBA has 20 African subsidiaries.

UBA Bank Transfer Code

UBA (United Bank of Africa) now support a direct mobile transfer of funds on your mobile device, it works on all mobile device (works on Android, iOS, Windows, feature phones etc) with or without internet.

Benefits of Using UBA Mobile Transfer Code

1. It works for all phone types

2. It does not require data on your phone to send money

3. Fast and convenient

4. It allows you to send money to accounts in any Nigerian bank

5. It allows for higher transaction limits of up to N1m per day

To get started, all you need is a registered SIM from any network in Nigeria (MTN, Etisalat (now 9Mobile), Glo, Airtel, Ntel, Smile, etc) linked with an actively funded UBA bank account.

Afterward, you can then enter the UBA bank transfer code on the number registered with your UBA account.

READ ALSO!!!

How to Use UBA Magic Banking

To transfer money from UBA account to other bank accounts;

1. Dial *919*,

2. Select 5 to send money,

3. Choose payment method i.e. select 1 for UBA Account or 2 for UBA Prepaid Card,

4. If you are unregistered, select 1 to register and continue with the rest of the steps,

5. Follow the options thereafter to complete the transfer successfully.

Or you can use the code directly by dialing *919*4# or *919*4*account number*amount#.

All UBA Mobile Banking Codes

Transaction Type Magic Banking Code
Check balance *919*00#
Top-Up for Self *919*Amount#
Top-Up for Others *919* Phone number* Amount#
Transfer to UBA Account *919*3*account number*amount#
Load UBA Prepaid Card *919*32#
Transfer to Other banks *919*4*account number*amount#
Pay bills *919*5#
ATM cardless withdrawal *919*30*Amount#

Alternatively, you can transfer money using the UBA at your own convenience. To use this, download and install the application on your smartphones.

This method is effective when you are experiencing problems with using the transfer code or you misplaced the number you registered with your UBA bank account.

– For More Information

READ ALSO!!!

FAQs on UBA Bank Transfer Code

Below are the frequently asked questions on UBA Bank Transfer Code

1. How do I activate my UBA transfer code?

Dial * 919 # to trigger your number and obey the on-screen instructions to trigger your number. Get your PIN and start using USSD mobile banking from UBA.


2. What is UBA transaction code?

*919#


3. How can I get my UBA transfer PIN without ATM?

Step 1: Dial *919# and follow the steps on screen to activate your number.
Step 2: Get PIN and start using UBA mobile USSD banking.


4. How do I transfer money from my first bank account?

To send money, simply dial *894*Amount*Account Number#; select beneficiary bank; confirm amount, beneficiary name and enter five-digit PIN; then select account to debit


5. What is UBA Magic banking PIN?

To activate and use the UBA mobile banking service without an ATM card, dial t
he UBA code transfer *919#.

Follow the instructions on the screen to get the PIN to activate UBA mobile USSD banking on your number.


6. Can I transfer money without PIN?

Unfortunately no.


7. Can I transfer without ATM card?

Yes, fund transfers can be made at the bank premises with your local teller without the involvement of your debit card


8. What is the 5 digit PIN for FirstBank Transfer?

The FirstBank 5-digit PIN is also known as “MPin”


9. How can I transfer money by SMS?

Compose an SMS and type IMPS (Interbank Mobile Payment Service) followed by the receiver’s account number, Indian Financial System Code (IFSC) and the amount you want to send.


10. Can you transfer money from one bank to another bank?

Online transfers are a convenient way to move money from one bank account to another


What’s your take on this? We believe this article was interesting. Please, don’t hesitate using our share button below to inform–friends and relation via Facebook, Twitter or Google+.

StudentsandScholarship Team.

Be the first to comment

Leave a Reply

Your email address will not be published.


*