How to transfer money from Polaris bank to other banks?

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Polaris bank is a commercial bank in Nigeria that is fully regulated by the central bank of Nigeria. It was founded on the 24th of September 2018.

Polaris has over 350 branches across Nigeria and its headquarters is located at 3 Akin Adesola street, Victoria Island, Lagos.

It maintains subsidiaries in sierra Leone, the Gambia, the republic of Guinea, Liberia, Angola & Equitorial Guinea.

In this post, I am going to be showing you how to transfer money from Polaris bank and more. Remember to leave us a comment after you finish reading and also share with your friends on social media.

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How to transfer money from Polaris bank?

Dial *833*Amount*Account Number# from your phone line registered with Polaris Bank (alert line), then follow the on-screen prompts.

• Dial *833*Amount*Account Number# (e.g. *833*1000*1234567890#)
• Select the bank of the account you want to transfer to
• Verify the account Name
• Select which of your accounts you want to transfer from
• Enter your PIN to complete the transaction (Please use your PolarisMobile PIN if you are a PolarisMobile user or enter the 4-digit PIN created during your registration for *833# registration

You can also transfer funds by following the steps below:

• Dial *833# and select option 3 (Transfers) or Dial *833*3#
• Select the account to debit
• Select receiver’s bank
• Enter the Account Number you would like to transfer to and click ‘Send’
• Confirm the Account name and enter the ‘Amount’ to transfer
• Enter your Pin (Please use your PolarisMobile PIN if you are a PolarisMobile user or enter the 4-digit PIN created during your registration for *833# registration)

How to sign up for Polarismobile

If you are signed up for PolarisMobile, dial *833# and start transacting.
However, if you are not signed up on PolarisMobile, please follow the steps below:

• Dial *833# from your Polaris Bank registered line
• Follow the prompts to enter your account Number
• Enter any 4-digit number to be used as PIN
• Balance is displayed
• You are now registered for *833# Smart Banking

How to check Polaris account balance?

• Dial *833*6# from your Polaris Bank registered line
• Select option 6 to check your balance
• Follow the prompts to enter your account Number
• Enter any 4 digit number to be used as PIN (Please use your PolarisMobile PIN if you are a PolarisMobile user or enter the 4 digit PIN created during your registration for *833# registration)

How to top-up airtime on Polaris bank?

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Dial *833*AMOUNT# to buy Airtime for yourself or dial *833*AMOUNT*PHONENUMBER# to buy airtime for others and follow the on-screen prompts to keep the conversation going.
You can also dial *833# from your mobile phone, select option 8 and follow the on-screen prompts.

Self Top-up

• Dial *833*AMOUNT# from your phone line registered with Polaris Bank and your line is instantly recharged

Third Party Top-up

• Dial *833*AMOUNT*PHONENUMBER# (e.g. *833*100*08001234567#)
• Select account
• Select network
• Select Account to Debit
• Enter Pin
• You can also buy Airtime by following the steps below
• Dial *833#
• Select option 8 on the menu (Airtime top-up) click on send
• Select option 2 for third party
• Select the account to debit
• Select receiver’s network
• Enter receiver’s phone number
• Enter airtime amount
• Enter pin (this should be PolarisMobile PIN for PolarisMobile users)

Summary

With the above, you should easily be able to transfer money from your Polaris bank account. You can also leave us a comment, if you have something to add or if you require further help. We will get back to you as soon as possible.

Conclusion

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