How to create 737 pin without atm card
The 737 PIN is the official USSD code used by GTB Bank. This PIN allows users to access various services such as transferring funds, paying bills, recharging, and more. In this article, you will learn how to set up your 737 PIN, activate the GTB transfer code, and send money from your GTBank account without needing an ATM card.
To generate a 737 PIN without needing an ATM card, follow these steps:
- On your mobile device, enter *737# on the keypad.
- When prompted, select ‘7’. This will direct you to the PIN options, where you can either set up a new PIN or modify an existing one.
- Choose icon ‘1’ if you possess a GTB debit card.
- Select icon ‘2’ if you do not have a GTB card, as this option will allow you to access the 737 services.
- Follow the on-screen instructions.
- You will be required to input your account number.
- Next, enter your date of birth.
- Finally, choose the PIN you would like to use for this service.
It’s important to mention that the steps outlined above will be carried out on your mobile device. You only require the SIM card that you used to sign up for your bank account. Additionally, you won’t need a data plan on that SIM to complete the process.
The *737# code enables you to perform the following actions:
Transfer money
- From GTbank to another bank— *737*2*amount*account number#
- From GTbank to another GTbank— *731*1*amount*account number#
To buy airtime or data from your mobile service provider.
- For yourself—*737*amount#
- For another individual— *737*amount*phone number of beneficiary#
- For both you and a third party— *737*4#
To verify the balance of your GT account, dial *737*5#.
To obtain a PIN for transactions on your GT account, dial *737*5#. Enter the last six digits of your debit card, followed by your 4-digit PIN.
To withdraw cash without using a debit card, dial *737*3*amount#. After that, follow the on-screen instructions to receive a code that enables you to withdraw cash. You will need this code to access funds from the bank’s ATM.
To settle your bills, dial *737*50#.
How to activate GTB transfer code without atm card
Before you can start making transfers using your GTB account, you must first set up a PIN specifically for these transactions. To complete any transfer successfully, you’ll need to enter your PIN beforehand.
To establish your PIN, follow these steps:
- Enter *737*5# using your mobile phone’s keypad.
- You will then be asked to input the last six digits of your ATM card number. After entering these digits, press the ‘Send’ button.
- For transaction verification, you will need to create a 4-digit PIN. You can choose any combination you prefer for this.
Should you need to modify your transfer PIN, simply enter *737*4*2# on your mobile phone’s keypad.
To initiate the GTB transfer code without using an ATM card, simply call 737*2 followed by the amount you wish to send and the recipient’s account number, then press #.
How to transfer money from GTbank without ATM card
If you want to send money from your GTBank account without using an ATM card, you can use the following method:
- Dial *732*2 followed by the amount and the recipient’s account number, using the phone number linked to your account.
- Select the recipient’s bank from the available options that appear on your screen, such as FBN, Access, Zenith, or any other bank.
If the transaction is completed smoothly, you will receive a notification regarding a deduction from your account.
What makes this transfer feature so appealing is that the recipient gets the funds instantly as soon as you get the debit notification. Additionally, it is compatible with any mobile device you have. You don’t need a data plan on your network to complete a money transfer successfully.
The only concern you might encounter with these transactions is the fees deducted. When sending money from a GTbank account to accounts at other banks, you will incur a charge of approximately fifty naira, plus an additional Value Added Tax of 2.5 naira. However, if you are transferring money between GTbank accounts, the fee is lower at just twenty naira.