How to check your Bank Verification Number in Nigeria with your smartphone

To check your Bank Verification Number (BVN) in Nigeria with a smartphone, you will need to have a smartphone with internet access and a bank account with a participating bank in Nigeria and you must have registered for a BVN at any of the bank branch across Nigeria, be aware that bank verification number is done only once and can not be applied for twice or more. Here are the steps you can follow to check your BVN with your smartphone if you already registered:

1. Open any browser on your smartphone (we suggest Google chrome) and visit the website of your bank, you can call your bank’s customer care to provide you their web address.
2. Look for the login or online banking section of the website and click on it.
3. Enter your login credentials (such as your user ID and password) to access your online banking account.
4. Once you have logged in to your online banking account, look for the section that allows you to view your personal information. This section may be called “Profile,” “Account Details,” or something similar.
5. In the personal information section, you should be able to view your BVN. It is a unique 11-digit number that is assigned to you when you open a bank account in Nigeria.
6. If you are unable to find your BVN on the website, you can try calling the customer care hotline of your bank and asking for assistance. The customer care representative should be able to provide you with your BVN.
7. Alternatively, you can visit a branch of your bank in person and request a copy of your BVN. The bank staff should be able to provide you with a printout or a copy of your BVN.

It is important to note that the process for checking your BVN may vary slightly depending on the bank you are using and the type of account you have. If you are unable to find your BVN using the above steps, you may want to check with your bank for more specific instructions.

In summary, to check your BVN in Nigeria with a smartphone, you will need to access your online banking account or contact your bank directly. You can do this through the website of your bank, by calling the customer care hotline, or by visiting a branch in person.