How To Check My Gtb Account Number Via Sms
How To Check My Gtb Account Number Via Sms
Guaranty Trust Bank (GTBank or GTB) is one of the leading financial institutions in Nigeria with over 8 million retail customers.
It offers various financial services, including asset and pension management, retail and investment banking, and payment services.
However, many customers often forget their GTBank account number, which is a vital requirement for accessing banking services.
Fortunately, there are several convenient options for checking your GTB account number online or on your mobile phone.
To check your GTB account number via SMS, you can send a message reading “My Account” to 08076665555 or send a message reading “BAL” to the GTB shortcode 0701.
You can also contact customer support by messaging +2349040002900 on WhatsApp.
However, note that the first two methods require you to have at least N10 credit on your line, while the third method needs data.
Additionally, your account details will only be sent to the phone officially registered with the bank for security reasons.
You can also check your GTB account number online by visiting the internet banking section on the bank’s official website.
You must have registered for their online banking service to access your details.
Alternatively, you can use social media to contact the bank’s support team on Twitter or Facebook, and they will guide you on the necessary steps to follow.
Other options for getting your GTB account details on your phone include using the USSD code *737*6*1# and following the prompts or using the GTBank Mobile App, provided you have registered for mobile app banking.
Non-customers can also use the USSD code *737# to open an account.
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If you’re not technologically savvy, you can call customer care on any of the following phone contacts: +234 1 4480000, 0700 48266328, +234 802900 2900, or +234 803900 3900.
Customers can also use their ATM cards to get their GTB account details by visiting the nearest ATM, inserting their debit card, entering their PIN, selecting either “Current” or “Savings,” depending on their account type, and selecting “Account Information.”
Alternatively, they can physically visit a nearby branch and request a printout of their account information from a customer service representative.
Finally, note that NUBAN is the Nigeria Uniform Bank Account Number, which is a 10-digit code and the Nigerian equivalent of the International Bank Account Number (IBAN).
It is a unique identifier of specific bank account numbers and is required for all money transfer transactions.
