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First Bank of Nigeria launches the Virtual Payment Card


First Bank of Nigeria has launched the Virtual debit card.

The FirstBank Virtual Payment Card aims to be an alternative to cash and cheques, providing features such as the ability to block and unblock the card, reset and change the PIN, check the statement at the user’s convenience. The card is designed to be linked to either an operative or an e-wallet account.

The card can be created via the bank’s digital channels, FirstMobile or Firstmonie Wallet applications. Customers can download the card, activate it, and then perform transactions, without requiring users to visit a physical branch of the bank.

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