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FirstBank Unveils Integrated Mobile Banking App, FirstMobile

In line with its commitment to offer value-added products and services that suit the lifestyles of its customers, First Bank of Nigeria Limited has unveiled its integrated lifestyle mobile banking app, FirstMobile.
The mobile banking app which is easy to use is another secure platform that allows customers to execute banking transactions and access lifestyle news content on the go from their mobile phones.

It is currently the only mobile banking app that the customer can download on their mobile phone, activate and transact on without having to visit a bank branch. 

With the smartphone app, customers can enjoy real-time mobile banking services such as domestic funds transfer from self-owned accounts to other FirstBank accounts and other bank accounts; as well as make quick airtime purchase for self and others on all mobile networks; bills payments; cheque services including confirm cheque and stop cheque, flight booking; and quick account services such as account balance inquiry, statement view and much more.

 In addition, the lifestyle banking app offers FirstBank customers unique access to the latest articles and videos across a wide variety of categories, including technology and gadgets, life and travel, the economy, local news, luxury goods, business, health, sports, entertainment, shopping and more. The application is free and available for download to customers of the bank.

Speaking on this special offering, the Head, Digital Banking for FirstBank, Folasade Femi-Lawal said that the launch is yet another step towards leveraging evolving technologies to bring fast and convenient financial services closer to Nigerians, in line with the bank’s digital banking strategy. 

“Today, we are delighted that we have been able to deliver an app that supports the consumer lifestyle by providing users with an instant suite of financial options on their mobile devices in a convenient and highly secure environment” she said.  “By enabling people to use their mobile phones as a tool for carrying out financial transactions and accessing lifestyle content, FirstBank is delivering long-term benefits for both our customers and the Nigerian economy as we continue to put our customers first,” Femi-Lawal further explained. 

To set up this app on a smartphone, customers with android phones should visit Google Play store to download and install the FirstMobile app. Once installed, customers are required to open the app, tap the REGISTER button and use their FirstBank issued Naira MasterCard or Verve card to activate the app. The FirstMobile App is currently available for Android phones on Google Play store and will soon be available on all other app stores.

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