Firstbank boosts Valentine’s Day celebration with ‘Firstmonie Wallet’

FIRST BANK has launched an electric wallet initiative known as ‘Firstmonie Wallet’ to give a boost to Valentine celebration via data, airtime bonuses

According to the statement from the bank’s management, Firstmonie Wallet will gift customers bonus of 100% data and 50% airtime on their first recharge each day across all GSM networks.

With valentine celebration some hours away, the initiative, which will last for three days, February 13-15, will allow customers of the bank to speak for hours to their loved ones without fear of exhausting their airtime and even spend more time on their favourite social media channels.

Firstmonie Wallet is a friendly e-wallet which could be used to pay for  utility bills, buy airtime and data, transfer and receive money from any account in a seamless and convenient way and much more.

 It is a wallet with many more possibilities.

The management of First Bank, however, assured those customers who don’t have Firstmonie Wallet on their phones that they will not be denied of opportunities that come with having the application.

“You don’t have Firstmonie Wallet on your phone? Then count yourself also lucky because you will be gifted the bonus airtime and data once you download the Firstmonie Wallet app, purchase airtime and data; that’s all, data and airtime is all yours.” the statement from the bank’s management read.

The statement noted that customers can sign up on Firstmonie Wallet through USSD by simply dialing *894*1#.

It added that to sign up for FirstMonie Wallet using phone, customers can follow these steps:

“Simply download the app from your store (iOS or Android)

“Enter your mobile number and agree to terms and conditions.

“Follow the steps to complete registration.

For those who prefer using the USSD string, they can sign up for Firstmonie Wallet by following these steps:

“Just dial *894*1#.

“Choose 1 to register without BVN and input necessary information.

“Choose 2 to register with BVN and follow the prompt.”