How to Borrow Airtime from Airtel: Everything You Need to Know
Do you find yourself out of airtime and unable to recharge? Perhaps you’re in a location with no nearby recharge vendor, or you can’t recharge from your bank due to network issues. Whatever the reason may be, Airtel Nigeria has provided a solution to this problem. As an Airtel user, you can now borrow airtime and data with the Airtel Extra Credit service. This article covers everything you need to know about borrowing airtime from Airtel, including eligibility requirements, procedures, and more.
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Eligibility Requirements for Borrowing Airtime from Airtel
Before you can borrow airtime or data from Airtel, you must meet specific requirements. These include:
– Having a registered Airtel SIM
– Your SIM must have been active for at least three months
– Recharging a minimum of N250 per month
– Not having any pending talk time loan
– Knowing the code to borrow airtime from Airtel
Airtel Extra Credit Service
Airtel’s Extra Credit service enables users to borrow airtime or data and repay it during their next recharge. A 15% service charge applies, except for N25 loans. With this service, users can also borrow data to surf the internet.
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How to Borrow Airtime from Airtel
To borrow airtime from Airtel, dial *500* the amount of airtime you wish to borrow#, or dial *500# and follow the prompt. For instance, if you want to borrow N100 worth of Airtel credit, you would dial *500*100#. After this, you should receive a message confirming that your request is being processed. If you meet the eligibility requirements, you’ll receive the credit shortly. If not, Airtel will send a message requesting that you recharge more to qualify.
Conclusion
In conclusion, borrowing airtime from Airtel can be a lifesaver in emergencies, and the Airtel Extra Credit service makes it quick and easy to do. However, ensure that you meet the eligibility requirements before trying to borrow airtime or data. Remember to repay the loan during your next recharge, as a 15% service charge applies.
