FirstBank

#Bank Transfer#Card (credit or debit)

FirstBank is a major commercial bank in Nigeria that offers several payment options for customers in Nigeria. Here are some general information about the available payment options: – Debit […]

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  • Nigeria
Currencies 4
  • Euro
  • Nigeria Naira
  • United Kingdom Pound
  • United States Dollar
Description

FirstBank is a major commercial bank in Nigeria that offers several payment options for customers in Nigeria. Here are some general information about the available payment options:

– Debit and credit cards: FirstBank issues Visa and Mastercard debit and credit cards that can be used to make payments online and in-store worldwide. Customers can also withdraw cash at ATMs.
– Electronic transfers: FirstBank offers several electronic transfer options for domestic and international payments, including money transfer through ATMs, online and mobile banking services, and money transfer services such as Western Union and MoneyGram.
– Mobile payments: FirstBank offers mobile payment services such as FirstMobile, which allows customers to make transactions and payments using their smartphone.
– Cheque payments: FirstBank accepts cheques for payments, but there may be fees associated with cashing a cheque.

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