How To Prevent Third Party Access To Your USSD Transaction If Your Phone Is Snatched, Stolen

How To Prevent Third Party Access To Your USSD Transaction If Your Phone Is Snatched, Stolen

 

If your phone is lost, stolen, or snatched, use the next available phone or simable tablet to blacklist your line and restrict third-party access to your USSD transaction.

 

HOW TO GO ABOUT IT

 

Dial your bank’s application code from this list of different bank codes.

 

 Cram your bank code:

 

Access Bank: *901*911#

GTBank : *737*51*74#

Zenith Bank: *966*911#

First Bank: *894*911#

UBA: *919*911#

FCMB: *329*911#

Sterling Bank: *822*911#

Keystone: *7111*911#

Ecobank: *326*911#

Unity Bank: *7799*911#

Fidelity: *770*911#

Heritage: *745*7#

WEMA: *945*911#.

 

You will be prompted to provide a phone number.

 

Enter the phone number associated with your account that was lost or stolen and that you’d like to blacklist.

 

Whenever you retrieved your phone line, & wants USSD access back, go to your bank.

 

Make sure you remember your bank USSD deactivation code, amongst this list, & the process

 

Be smart, be wise, be security cautious at all times. Don’t give out your phone easily to just anyone.

 

@truthfully83