The USSD code is simply a combination of figures and signs that you enter on your phone that enables you to enjoy banking services. It comes like these *408#, #454#, *193* etc. Now, what is the USSD?

The USSD codes for various services are inter-related. For example, the USSD code for funds transfer is close a little bit to the one you use to check your account balance and so on.

When Chinyere, a petty trader in Lagos, tried to transfer N5,000 to her supplier using her bank’s USSD code, she ...

WHAT is USSD Banking? The Unstructured Supplementary Service Data (USSD) banking is a type of banking that enables you carry-out bank transactions by simply dialling a short code on your phone. It ...

Already, the Nigerian Communications Commission (NCC) has granted approval to telcos to disconnect the USSD codes of nine commercial banks from their networks.

A message supposedly from the Nigeria Police Force has been circulating on Facebook, urging users to dial specific USSD codes ...

Looking for simple codes to carry out your daily bank transactions? We've got you covered! Check out these Nigerian bank USSD codes to carry out your transactions hassle-free.

The vulnerability was highlighted by Ravi Borgaonkar at the Ekoparty security conference, and makes use of USSD codes that are normally used by handsets to communicate with the carriers.

An indigenous agriculture eCommerce platform, Afrimash has introduced Unstructured Supplementary Service Data, USSD technology and Agent Network system for farmers to have access to farm inputs at ...