Withdraw Cash Without ATM Card Using Verve PayCode App

Cardless ATM Withdrawal In Nigeria – Withdraw Cash Without Your ATM Debit Card From Zenith, FirstBank, UBA, Sterlings, Unity, Access, GTB, FCMB, Diamond Bank, Stanbic IBTC Using Verve PayCode App Powered by Interswitch.

The first time I saw this bold statement ‘Withdraw Cash From ATM Without Debit Card‘ on BRT, I was like -hmmm! they’ve come again with unlimited impossibilities. Not until I read further and saw this amazing innovation powered by Interswitch, one of the leading financial technology and payment processors in Nigeria.

How does Cardless ATM Withdrawal In Nigeria?

It’s simply a unique mobile app called Verve PayCode, available in Google Play Store, that works with your existing debit card(s), lets you generate a PayCode -defined by a particular amount- and use it to withdraw cash from nearest ATM.

The mobile app is designed to integrate with any of your current bank’s ATM card which means that whenever you forget to take your physical payment card along with you,  you can now carry out cardless ATM withdrawal on your Zenith, FirstBank, Access, GTB, FCMB, Diamond Bank, Stanbic IBTC, Union, Wema bank, Heritage, Fidelity, UBA, and Sterlings Bank

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We are beginning to see a new dimension to ATM withdrawal – you don’t have to carry your ATM card before you can access cash, or even if you forgot it at home/office, there is no need to bother, Interswitch Verve Paycode got you covered 24/7.

The application supports Verve card, MasterCard, and VisaCard for now.

How to get started on PayCode App:

• Download Verve World App from Playstore
• Register for free and link your preferred payment card
• Navigate to the ‘PayCode menu’, click and fill in the field as thus:
  • Choose a payment channel.
  • Enter the amount you or someone else can withdraw.
  • Choose a cashout pin.
  • Select the already-linked payment card to use.
  • Enter the card pin.
• Click on ‘Get PayCode’

You will be given a one-time password (which expires after withdrawal) that can be used on the selected ATM channel or which you can also send to someone.