MoneyMaster PSB Introduces 100MB Data Incentive to Promote Financial Inclusion

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MoneyMaster, a leading payment service bank in Nigeria, has rolled out a 100MB free data incentive for Glo users, aimed at promoting financial inclusion among the unbanked and underbanked populations. Julius Arhebun, Head of Agency Banking at MoneyMaster, emphasized that this initiative aligns with the bank’s mission to extend financial services to underserved communities.

The offer rewards Glo customers with 100MB of data for every transaction completed using the bank’s USSD banking code, *995#. The incentive is designed to simplify the creation of mobile wallets, linking account numbers directly to users’ phone numbers for easy recall.

Speaking on the initiative, Arhebun said, “This new 100MB offer builds on the financial education we’ve been providing across our online platforms and customer touchpoints. Our goal is to encourage Nigerians without formal banking access to create at least a mobile wallet, thereby joining the financial system.”

MoneyMaster PSB is renowned for its innovative approach to digital financial services, consistently bridging gaps in access and delivering tailored solutions to meet the needs of Nigeria’s diverse population.

In addition to the 100MB data incentive, the bank recently introduced a 10% data bonus for Glo customers recharging N1,000 or more. This offer, available to both new and existing users, has been widely praised for its value, offering substantial data with a 30-day validity and the ability to roll over unused data to subsequent subscriptions.

Through initiatives like these, MoneyMaster PSB continues to demonstrate its commitment to transforming lives, fostering financial inclusion, and supporting sustainable living across Nigeria.


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