How to Reset a 4-Digit PIN and Transfer Money with GTBank *737#
The simple way to create or reset 4-digit Pin
The basic aim of this article is to discuss everything you need to know about how GTBank customers can create a 4-digit PIN and use this PIN to authenticate their transactions. In Nigerian banks today, creating USSD codes for easy transactions has helped customers and saved them from unnecessary long queues in the bank.
Guaranty Trust Bank plc, “GTBank” Nigeria, has technologically made online banking a simple process as the financial institution continues to expand its services by using USSD Codes with the features of the 737 service platform to make banking from a mobile device simple, fast, and secure.
GTBabnk has made it possible for customers to create a 4-digit PIN and use this PIN to authenticate their transactions. Customers can now transfer money, pay bills, or buy recharge cards from their account from the comfort of their zone.
GTBabnk 737 PIN is just as important as your ATM PIN or internet banking details; it’s encouraged not to disclose it to a friend or third party to avoid fraud or hacking.
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How to create a GTBabnk 737 Transfer PIN
Ways to create your GTBabnk secure pin for your personal banking Ensure to follow the steps below.
- Dial *737# with the phone number you registered with the bank.
- Input “7” to select the “Create/Change your PIN” option.
- Enter1” if you have an active debit card.
- Enter “last 6 digits of your Naira Master Card”.
- Enter your preferred PIN.
- Enter2” if you do not have an active debit card.
- Enter your “Account Number”.
- Enter your “Date of Birth”.
- Enter your preferred PIN.
If you have issues with your pin or the PIN has been compromised, repeat the Create PIN process by dialing *737# and entering “7” to select Change Pin. Immediately choose a different set of 4 digits to authenticate or continue your *737# transactions and follow the further instructions.
How to Transfer Money with GtBank USSD Transfer code
- Transfer money from GTBank to GTBank
For a transaction from a GTBank to a GTBank account, all you need to do is dial the USSD short code *737*1*, followed by the amount and the account number of the beneficiary. Then you need to use the last four digits of your GTBank Naira MasterCard to authenticate each transaction.
Example: *737*1*Amount*NUBAN Account No#
*737*1*1000*1254567876#
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- Transfer from Your GTBank Account to Other Banks Account
Simply dial *737*2*Amount of Money you want to transfer*The NUBAN Account Number of the Beneficiary#.
Example: *737*2*Amount* NUBAN Account Number#
*737*2*5000*3041899229#
You will be asked to select the recipient’s bank. Enter the last four digits of your GTBank Naira MasterCard to authenticate your transaction. Then Wait for the transaction to be completed, and you will receive a notification of a debit alert once the transfer is successful.
Note: all transactions must be done from your mobile number registered with your bank
How to buy Airtime and Data Top-up from GTBank USSD
GTbank Airtime for Self-Top-up
To buy airtime for yourself from your GTbank, simply dial *737*amount# on your phone (e.g., *737*1000#) to buy airtime.
To top-up Airtime for a Friend from a GTBank transfer code
To send airtime from your Gtbank USSD code to a third party or to a family and friend, simply dial *737*Amount*Recipient’s number# (e.g. *737*1000*08023456789#)
Data Top-up For Self and third (3rd) Party
Simply dial *737*4# on your phone and follow the on-screen prompts.
How to check your Account balance and history
To check your GtBank account balance, history, and your BVN or account number, all you need to do is simply dial *737*6*1# on your mobile phone and follow the on-screen prompts.
How to Create a GTBank Transaction PIN
To create your Gtbank Transaction PIN, use your 4-digit PIN to complete your *737# transactions. Follow the steps below.
- Dial *737*5# from the number you registered with the bank.
- Enter the last six digits of your debit card.
- Create your 4-digit PIN.
Getting a GtBank Salary Advance
For a GTbank salary advance, simply dial *737*8*2# from the registered phone number with the bank to apply.
How To Withdraw Cash without your GtBank Debit Card
With GtBank *737#, your cash withdrawals are just as easy as ABC.
You don’t require a GTBank debit card; simply dial *737*3*Amount# and follow the prompt to generate your withdrawal code and authenticate your request with your *737#-created pin.
Enter the withdrawal code generated at any GTBank ATM to retrieve cash.
Getting a GtBank One-Time Password (OTP)
It’s now simple to generate a GtBank OTP for your use; just dial *737*7# to make a quick transaction on the go without your banking token.
GtBank Bills Payment
GtBank customers can now make payments on their bills by dialing *737*50#
How to Card Hotlist GtBank
To block or hotlist your GTBank card from further transactions, dial *737*51*10# to block your ATM card.
How do I unblock GTBank mobile banking?
Basically, you can reactivate your GTBank account in four easy steps.
Step 1: Dial *737*11# on your mobile number registered with the bank. Step 4: Complete your account reactivation by initiating a transaction, e.g., buying at least N100 airtime.
How do I check my GTB account details?
To check your GTB account number using a USSD code, which is referred to as magic banking, all you need to do is dial *737*6*1#. Your 10-digit account number will be displayed on your phone screen. And a message containing your account details will be sent to you from GTBank.
Other codes for GtBank USSD
- Account Blacklist: *737*51*74#.
- School Fees Advance: *737*52*30#.
- Payday Loan: *737*52*40#
- Loan Balance: *737*6*2#
- Card Status: *737*6*3#.
- Chequebook Status: *737*6*4#.
- Mini Statement: *737*51*30#
- QuickCredit Request: *737*51*51#.
- QuickCredit Liquidation: *737*51*55#
How to Use the GTBank USSD Transfer Code in Ghana
GtBank Ghana USSD Transfer code
If you are Ghana-based and you want to register or enroll for the gtbank USSD code, simply dial *737#. This will allow you to open an account, transfer money, or check your account balance.
*737# will allow Ghana account holders to open an instant GTbank account, pay bills, transfer funds to any bank account in Ghana, purchase airtime, buy Treasury bills, connect your bank account to your Mobile Money wallet, transfer funds from your wallet to your account, and other activities in your comfort zone, home, or office.
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How to open an Instant Account with GtBank Ghana
To open an instant GTBank account in Nigeria, Ghana, Cote d’Ivoire, Gambia, Liberia, Rwanda, Tanzania, Uganda, Sierra Leone, and another African country via GTBank, follow the steps below.
- Dial *737*1# on your phone.
- Enter your full name.
- Select Gender.
- Enter your preferred secret PIN to activate the *737# service.
- Confirm PIN.
- An Instant Account is generated
Be aware that once the account is opened, you can make deposits into the new account you open through your Mobile Money wallet and also receive funds from family and friends all over the world.
Furthermore, to make withdrawals from the new account you opened, it’s required to visit any of the GTBANK branches with a valid ID card (Voter’s ID, Driver’s License, or Passport) and a passport picture to regularize the account and pick up an instant Visa or MasterCard debit card upon request.
GtBank Kenyan: *878# USSD
With *878# USSD Code, Every Kenyan GTbank account holder will be allowed to access their mobile banking platform in a convenient, fast and secure way
The *878# service includes the transfer of funds, bill payments, airtime purchases, and access to in-branch services right from your mobile phone.
Simply dial *878# to open an account, transfer funds, pay bills, withdraw cash, buy airtime or data and access our in-branch services right from your mobile phone
Charges for GtBank Kenyan: *878# USSD
- Mpesa Payments: KES 70 per transaction plus 20% excise
2. Airtime Purchase: KES 10 plus 20% excise
3. Utility Payments: KES 50 plus 20% excise
