List of Microfinance Banks’ USSD Codes In Nigeria

Here is a list of all microfinance banks’ USSD codes for your banking convenience in Nigeria and how to check Nirsal account balance

• AB Microfinance Bank USSD Code – *755#
• Accion Microfinance Bank USSD – *572#
• Mainstreet Microfinance Bank – *540*394#

How to open an Accion MFB account with USSD code

Dial *572# and press 7 to choose account opening from the list of menu and follow instructions. To check account balance Press 7 after dialing *572# and then enter your PIN.

How to Change Your Accion MFB PIN Using USSD

Dial *572# and select 8 to go to the next page. Then select 5 to change your PIN by entering your existing PIN e.g 1234, then enter your new PIN e.g 9876.

How to Perform Funds Transfer Using Accion MFB USSD Code

Dial *572# then select 4 for Accion MfB transfer and enter your account number for example e.g 9992323943.

Enter the amount in the following format Enter Amount e.g 9000 without formatting

Then enter your PIN e.g 1234

To Transfer to Other Banks Using Accion USSD Code

Dial *572# then select 5 for Accion MfB transfer to other banks. Then select the destination bank’s first letter e.g A-E. Please make sure to select the correct bank from the list.

Then enter the Account Number e.g 9992323943 and enter the amount to be transferred e.g 9000 without formatting. Enter your PIN to verify the transaction and Gbam you have transferred using Accion USSD code.

AB Microfinance Bank Nigeria USSD Code is *755#

To register your account for USSD transactions dial *389*755# then follow the instruction.

Mainstreet Microfinance Bank USSD Code

Just dial *540*394#

* To transfer to any Bank of your choice.

* For Airtime top-up (Any Amount, Anywhere & Anytime)

* And Balance Enquiry

NOTE: This list will be updated as more microfinance banks adopt the USSD Code. Click here for all banks’ USSD codes in Nigeria.

Unstructured Supplementary Service Data (USSD) or Quick Codes or “Feature codes is a communications protocol used to communicate between GSM cellular telephones and mobile network operator’s computers for those that do not have access to the internet.