How to block Fidelity bank and First bank Atm card account

Last Updated on October 18, 2023 by admin

Fidelity bank customers can now block their account in case they suspect any fraudulent transaction from their account or they are rob of their belongs which include your phone and ATM CARD. Most time we feel uncomfortable when our account is compromise either clicking on fishing link or send our account details to suspected fraudsters.

When we carelessly misplace your ATM card and we can’t find it, what often comes to mind in time like this is an open secret. You’re beclouded by every sense of insecurity, you’re afraid of losing your money in the bank. This article is designed to provide solution on how you can block your account without stress.

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How to Bock fidelity bank ATM card using ussd

To block fidelity bank ATM Card when you feel uncomfortable simply dial *770*991# or call Trueserve number 01-4485252 or WhatsApp – +2349030005252. If you are calling from outside the country, dial +234-1-4485252.

If you have received any of these scam emails, do not respond to them. Just forward them to true.serve@fidelitybank.ng

How to block First BANK atm Card

First bank customers can easily block their account and prevent unauthorized access to their account by sending SMS “BLOCK” to 30012 via the SMS alert number registered with your account.

Alternatively, you can use Mobile App to block your account. All you need si sto follow the steps below.

Open your First Bank Mobile App (First Mobile)
2. Press Option and then go to Card Services.
3. Select your card type and then click on hotlist card, follow all instruction to complete the action.

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Do not accept assistance from others at the ATM facility.Promptly notify FirstBank if your Credit/Debit Card is lost, stolen or jammed in the machine. Please call +234 700 34778 2668228.

How to protect your Card

1. Guard your Credit/Debit Card and Personal Identification Number (PIN) like you guard your cash.
2. Never write your PIN anywhere or send it via email.
Prevent others from seeing you enter your PIN at the ATM by using your body to shield their view.

Please note: Your bank will not request information from either via phone or email. Should you receive a similar request, please Contact your bank and report it immediately.