Can I create my own USSD code?
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Can I create my own USSD code?
Click on the Go To Sandbox app. Click on the USSD section tab at the left-hand side and click on Create Channel. Then add your channel number and enter the Heroku app url then click on create a channel. Then choose your country from the dropdown option and enter your mobile number and click on launch.
How much does it cost to have a USSD code?
CBN and di NCC put a flat fee of N6. 98 per transaction every time customers use di Unstructured Supplementary Data Services alias USSD services.
How do I apply for USSD?
USSD is a technology platform through which information can be transmitted through a GSM network on a basic phone. This service will be available on all mobile phones with SMS facility. To use USSD mobile banking, users will have to simply dial *99# and use the interactive menu.
What is a USSD application?
USSD (Unstructured Supplementary Service Data) is a protocol used by GSM cellphones to communicate with their service provider’s computers via text messages. We commonly use it to check mobile airtime and data balance enquiries, or to receive one-time passwords or PIN codes, among many applications.
What’s the USSD code for Zenith Bank?
*966
Opening an account with Zenith Bank just got easier. Simply dial the USSD *966*0# and follow the onscreen prompts. An account number will be created automatically and sent to you via SMS.
How do I register for USSD code First Bank?
How To Register/Activate First Bank USSD Banking
- Dial *894*0# and send, select your preferred debit card.
- Enter your 4-digit Personal Identification Number (PIN) for the debit card.
- Now you can enjoy First bank ussd banking.
What is MTN USSD code?
Dial *141# to check your balance and *111*1# for rates. *135# Free. MTN Pay4Me Call someone when you’re out of airtime (e.g., *121*083 123 4567#).
Where do I find my USSD code?
This app can be found on your home screen, on the “All Apps” screen, or, on simpler cell phones, on the lock screen. Dial the USSD code. Some start with *, others #, and others *#.