To enable Nigerians transact business without the need to carry large amount of cash about, Globacom Limited Africa’s fastest growing telecommunications company has partnered with the United Bank for Africa UBA and Stanbic IBTC bank to lunched Glo MOBILE MONEY service (GloTxtcash).
During the lunch the Executive Director, Human Resources, Mr. Adewale Sangowawa said, the lunch of Glo MOBILE MONEY service (GloTxtcash) is in line with the Central bank of Nigeria cashless economic policy.
And with the Glo MOBILE MONEY service Nigeria, subscribers on the Glo mobile network across the country can conveniently send and receive money using their mobile phones.
Also, with Glo MOBILE MONEY service Nigeria one you can deposit and withdraw cash from your bank account, pay for bills, and buy mobile phone airtime with you your GSM phone.
To use the Glo MOBILE MONEY service Nigeria.
To use the GLo mobile service you must first of all get registered. Below are the registration procedures for the Glo Mobile money service for UBA Nigeria Plc and Stanbic IBTC bank Plc.
Glo Mobile Money service Registration For Stanbic IBTC bank.
To register for Glotextcash (Stanbic IBTC Bank), please dial this activation:*909# and after the code is dialed you need to wait a little time to get instruction from the operator and a confirmation text will be sent to you if registration is successful.
Glo Mobile Money service Registration for UBA bank Nigeria Plc.
Also, to register for Glotextcash (UBA bank), please dial this activation:Â *866# and after the code is dialed you need to wait a little time to get instruction from the operator and a confirmation text will be sent to you if registration is successful.
With piece of information I believe you must be gearing up for the full take off of Mobile banking In Nigeria starting from January 2012.
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