How to increase transfer limit on first bank mobile app

How to increase transfer limit on first bank mobile app

How to increase transfer limit on first bank mobile app

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The first bank mobile app enables first bank customers to perform banking transactions without needing to go to the banking halls. You can easily transfer money, buy airtime, pay cable bills, pay electricity bills, check statement of account and many more, all from the comfort of your home.

You can easily transfer money with the first bank mobile app, but you may realize that there is a limit to how much you can transfer daily.

Normally, you can transfer up to 150,000 naira daily on the first bank mobile app, but you can easily increase this, and I will show you how.

In this post, I am going to be writing about all you will need to know about how to increase transfer limit of first bank mobile app.

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How to increase transfer limit on first bank mobile app?

The daily transfer limit on the first bank mobile app is about 150,000 naira, but you can easily increase this by getting a token from first bank.

With this token, you can transfer up to 1 million naira on a daily basis. To get the first bank token, you can read on in this post.

How to get the first bank token (Hardware token)?

To get the first bank token, you will need to walk into your nearest first bank branch and request for the hardware token form from the customer care representative.

You will be given a form to fill and after completing the form, you will have to wait to get a reply from the bank. The token can easily be given to you on the same day or some days later.

First bank soft token

If you are already using the hardware token and you want to use the soft token, then you must deactivate the hard token.

The next step is to download the first bank mobile app and register.

The hard token & soft token is a digital tool the user will use to create protection keys and the soft token is an application that can be accessed from the mobile and used to generate PIN numbers.

You will find two fields, which are the serial number and activation code. The serial number is used for those who want to activate hardware token but the activation code is for those who want to use the soft token.

To get an activation code, you will need to visit the nearest first bank branch and register, after which you will be given the activation code.

How to use the first token?

To use the hardware token, follow the below instructions:

  1. Login to your first bank mobile banking application.
  2. Go to your “Account setting” and click on “Token synchronization”
  3. Take your token number and press the button to generate a sort of random numbers.
  4. Enter the digits in the first field provided
  5. Press the button once more and enter the code in the second field provided.
  6. Locate the serial number on the token, then enter the token in the right field.
  7. Press the confirm button

After this, you can finally use the token after activating it.

Summary

With the first bank token, you can easily transfer up to one million naira daily, and increase the first bank app transfer daily limit.

This token can also be used to register for first bank internet banking.

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Conclusion

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