Wednesday , January 15 2025

Access Bank Rolls Out Nigeria’s First Dual Transaction Service

Nigeria’s leading retail financial services institution, Access bank plc has introduced a Dual Transaction Service (DTS) – an enhanced debit card service that provides access to credit at the same time.

The Dual Transaction Service (DTS) is a bundled service designed to allow pre-approved customers access a credit line through their existing debit card.

According to the Access Bank Plc Executive Director, Retail Banking, Victor Etuokwu, “this is the first time any bank in Nigeria will be providing this kind of combined essential service to its customers. We have been encouraging our customers to stay safe and connected by going cashless while using our various digital channels.

We know these are trying times and our customers may need an extra boost during this period so rather than have them go through the rigorous process of applying for a credit card, we will give them access to more funds using their existing debit cards.

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This service is available to all Access bank customers who earn from N20,000 and above. Customers can also access 3 times the value of their salary during this period of restricted movement.

This is a remarkable feat and we will continue to promote digital transactions and discourage branch banking until we are completely come out of the pandemic times” says Etuokwu.

To activate this service, all our customers need to do is dial *901*14# from the comfort of their homes, choose credit as account type on any POS or ATM terminal during any transaction to access the credit line through their debit card.

“The dual card service from Access bank Plc is the first-of-its-kind on the continent. The features of the dual transaction service represents another milestone in our mission to transform banking and demonstrates how far we have come in such a short time” he added.

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