How to Get Enterprise ID for NIN

If you’ve heard about “Enterprise ID” in the context of your National Identification Number (NIN), especially with telecom companies like MTN, Airtel, and Glo, let’s break it down.

Enterprise ID is a special code assigned to businesses, organizations, or institutions upon their registration with the National Identity Management Commission (NIMC). It serves as a unique identifier, helping to separate and manage the identities of various groups within the NIMC database.

In simpler terms, when businesses or organizations register with NIMC, they are given an Enterprise ID, which acts as a distinct code to organize and manage their identity information in the national database.

This is particularly relevant in the context of telecom services where linking your NIN, including the Enterprise ID, to your mobile number may be required for certain services.

NIN Enterprise ID for MTN

If you’re an MTN user and need to locate your Enterprise ShortID for your virtual NIN, search for the email you received from the Nigeria Inter-Bank Settlement System Plc (NIBSS) when your institution was set up. In that email, you’ll find your Enterprise ShortID. If you can’t find it, ask your Administrator user to assist you in retrieving it.

To log in to the NIMC virtual NIN validation portal, you’ll also need your UserID. Here’s how to get it:

Open the NIMC Personal Mobile App installed on your phone.
Enter the 6-digit PIN you set up during app registration.
Once in, go to the app’s home page.
Look for the icon with three lines and click on it.
Copy or write down the User ID you see.

With both your Enterprise ShortID and UserID, you can now create a virtual NIN with your MTN.

By following these steps, you can easily find and utilize your Enterprise ShortID and UserID for MTN virtual NIN creation.

NIN Enterprise ID for Airtel

If you’re an Airtel user and need to retrieve your Enterprise ShortID, the process is similar to the one for MTN:

Look in the email sent to your institution by NIBSS when it was created. Your Enterprise ShortID is usually provided in that email.

To log in to the NIMC virtual NIN validation portal, you’ll also need your UserID. Here’s how to get it:

Launch the NIMC Personal Mobile App you downloaded.
Enter your 6-digit PIN set up during app registration.
On the app’s home page, look for the icon with three lines and click on it.
Copy or note down the User ID displayed.

With both your Enterprise ShortID and UserID, you can now generate a virtual NIN for your Airtel sim. If not found, contact your Administrator user for assistance.

By following these steps, you can easily find and use your Enterprise ShortID and UserID for creating a virtual NIN with Airtel.

NIN Enterprise ID for GLO

Glo users, you’re covered too! Finding your Enterprise ShortID is very easy with these steps:

Examine the email sent to your institution by NIBSS when it was created. Your Enterprise ShortID is typically provided in that email.

To access the NIMC virtual NIN validation portal, you’ll also need your UserID. Get it by following these steps:

Open the NIMC Personal Mobile App on your phone.
Enter the 6-digit PIN you set during app registration.
Upon logging in, you’ll reach the app’s home page.
Locate and click on the icon with three lines.
Copy or note down the User ID displayed.

Armed with both the Enterprise ShortID and UserID, you’re now ready to create a virtual NIN for Glo services. If you can’t locate it, contact your Administrator user for assistance.

By following these straightforward steps, you can effortlessly find and use your Enterprise ShortID and UserID for generating a virtual NIN with Glo.

NIN Enterprise ID for 9mobile

For 9mobile users seeking their Enterprise ShortID, here’s a simple guide.

Refer to the email sent to your institution by NIBSS when it was created. Your Enterprise ShortID can be found in that email.

To access the NIMC virtual NIN validation portal, you’ll also need your UserID. See how to get it below:

Launch the NIMC Personal Mobile App on your phone.
Enter the 6-digit PIN set during app registration.
After logging in, you’ll arrive at the app’s home page.
Look for the icon with three lines and click on it.
Copy or note down the User ID displayed.

Armed with both the Enterprise ShortID and UserID, you’re now ready to create a virtual NIN for 9mobile services. If you can’t find it, reach out to your Administrator user for assistance.

By following these steps, you can easily find and use your Enterprise ShortID and UserID for generating a virtual NIN with 9mobile. If you encounter any issues, feel free to comment below.