TECH NEWS: How To Recharge Your SIM From Your Bank Account (Almost All Nigerian Banks)

As you already know our blog for its simplicity and straightforwardness, We come to your aid in all aspect of technical, social and technology problems. As we all know that we all need to recharge our lines to make calls, for internet subscription, send someone credit and other uses. But there are times that we don't have access to the SIMs. You might even be stressed by walking down the road to get it, that is why we made this post for you, Once there are some cash in your bank account. You can easily recharge your mobile lines directly from your bank account Its free, fast and reliable.
From the comfort of your home, you just have to dial few short codes and just in few seconds your line is instantly recharged right from your bank account with no form of stress.

 Note: Some banks may not be stated below which contradict the topic, as the remaining banks are yet to provide the service. But don't worry, as soon as they develop this service we shall keep you updated. So you can bookmark this page to keep close touch with us...

• Access Bank: *901* amount#
• Eco Bank: *326*amount#
• Fidelity: *770*amount#
• FCMB: *389*214*amount#
• First Bank: *894*amount#
• GTB: *737*amount#
• Wema Bank: *322*035*Amount#
• Heritage bank: *322*030*amount#
• Keystone Ent.: *322*082*amount#
• Skye bank: *389*076*1*amount#
• Stanbic IBTC: *909*amount#
• Sterling: *822*amount#
• UBA: *389*033*1*amount#
• Unity bank: *322*215*amount#
• Zenith Bank: *966*amount# or *302*amnt# (for mtn users)
• Diamond bank(yellow acct. only): *710*555*phone no*amount*pin# 

NOTE: This only works with registered number you used in receiving bank alerts that is authorized to work with the bank recharge short codes.