Are you trying to transfer money from your GTBank account to another account or your loved ones and you do not know the way to go about it or you don’t even know the GTBank transfer code? Worry not, with *737# all your GTBank mobile transfer options are covered.
A *737*transfer is a mobile channel that enables GTBank customers to conveniently perform third-party transfers to both GTBank and any other bank account holders here in Nigeria through mobile phones. Dialing the USSD short code *737* the details of the amount and the account number of the beneficiary. If you want to know how to transfer money from GTBank without an ATM card read on, and this article is for you.
How to Transfer Money From GTBank Without an ATM Card
Through a USSD Code
If you want to transfer from your GTBank account to another account without the use of an ATM, the fastest means is to transfer it through your mobile phone. To do this, all you should do is dial *737*2*Amount*NUBAN Account Number#. For a clearer depiction, check this example out. *737*2*10000*1122334455# then use the last four digits of your GTBank Naira MasterCard to authenticate each of your transactions and you are good to go with your transfer.
If you want to transfer to a GTBank account, you should go through the same process but instead of *737*2*amount*Nuban number#, you should dial *737*1*10000*1122334456#.
Benefits of USSD Code
Using USSD code for your mobile transfer comes with a lot of advantages such as;
- It is very fast and swift, the entire transaction process is done within 10 to 20 seconds.
- *737*transfer is available 24 hours which means you can use it anytime at any moment.
- It is a convenient means of sending money.
- You can also use *737*transfer to send money to other Nigerian banks
Do not forget that you can only use only the phone number that is registered with your GTBank account and this process of transfer is accessible using any type of mobile device.
Transfer Through GTBank Mobile App
You can also carry out money transfers without an ATM card through the GTBank mobile app. This app is very versatile and capable to ease any form of transfer and transaction. To use GBTank mobile app, you must have downloaded the app from the Google play store on your phone. After that, log in with your account details and navigate through to the “Transfer” icon on the app.
Then input the account number you want to transfer to and the account from which you want the money to be deducted. After that, enter the amount you want to transfer and input your ATM card pin to authenticate the transaction.
Also Read: How to unblock my GTBank ATM card
Through GTBank Hardware Token
You can use your GTBank hardware token for your transfer to another account without the use of an ATM. Log into your GTBank account and generate your token code to authenticate your transfer. This is also an easy way to make a transfer to your loved ones.
Features of Mobile Transfer
When transferring money using mobile services, your daily transaction can not exceed # 1, 000,000 and the minimum amount to be transferred in a day is #1000. If you have made a transaction that is up to a million, you can not exceed this limit, you can only wait till the second day. Note that your account type also determines your daily limits, some GTBank accounts can not even make transactions up to 1 million per day. Some are 20,000 and some are 100,000. It depends!
What you need to make a Successful Transfer without an ATM Card
You need the following to make a successful GTBank transfer without an ATM card;
- You need a GTBank account that has not gotten dormant
- You need a good working phone that can make regular calls
- You need a SIM card that is fully registered with the bank.
- Lastly, you need a GTBank debit card that has not yet reached expiration.
Conclusion
Different means of transferring money from GTBank accounts to other banks have been analyzed in this article. You can go with any one of your choices from the above to make a swift money transfer without any stress from your GTBank account to any other Nigerian bank.
