In the history of Nigeria Banking, not a single Digital Bank has ever been created from the start. Banks only provide a Mobile Banking application, which tends to make transactions faster. But the fact is Mobile Banking is different from Digital Banking.
Mobile banking requires you to go to your bank to get your ATM card and also get it activated, while your Virtual Card is being shipped to your doorstep and are activated by you and you alone in which your pin can be set and controlled in Digital Banking. A very good example of Digital Banking is Payoneer.
How will you feel when I inform you now that we have the FIRST of its kind in Nigeria. I’ll like to introduce to you, the first Digital Bank in Nigeria, which is ALAT by Wema Bank.
ALAT is a digital banking service powered by Wema Bank Nigeria, it is 100% digital which allows you to do all your banking transactions without being physically present at a bank. Alat digital bank allows you to open a free, fully functional savings account using just your BVN and phone number in exactly 5mins. No paperwork is required!
At its core, ALAT by Wema bank is selling simplicity, reliability, and convenience.
ALAT digital banking help you put money away easily by automating your saving. Make sure your bills are paid on time with its scheduled payment feature.
In general, it is delivering a free debit card (ALAT ATM Card) to your doorstep. You can activate, lock and unlock from your phone to use anywhere in Nigeria.
You can get paid when you refer a friend to open and fund an account too. All from the comfort of your smartphone.
This is the kind of innovation we’ve been expecting since. Enough of going to banks and staying in the queue to get your ATM Card or making transactions. ALAT Is here for us. And thanks to the Wema bank for being the pioneer of this innovation in Nigeria.
The question asked most by people is: Can we trust ALAT?
Sometimes I once asked myself the same question, but I never got an answer for myself. So, I had to do the needful. ALAT is confirmed to be owned by WEMA Bank Plc, which is a financial institution in Nigeria, a bank to be precise. And after so much research, WEMA Bank claimed to be the owner of ALAT, not just ALAT claiming to be owned by WEMA, But WEMA Bank Nigeria Plc claimed its ownership.
This is becoming so interesting. After the tour of my research, I found ALAT to be legit and trustworthy.
Also, it has a very responsive and caring customer care service, they are ready to listen to your complaints and also ready to get them solved as soon as possible. So why not try ALAT?
How To Register
1. Firstly, you have to download the ALAT app by Wema. The app is available only on Android and iOS devices.
2. After getting the ALAT application, then you need to sign up and fill in your details.
3. You need your Bank Verification Number (BVN) to open the ALAT bank account with your phone number.
4. Then move on by clicking next, where your full name would be uploaded already and you’ll be told to fill in your Date Of birth and also A REFERRAL CODE. Copy this C9XCEA and paste it into the referral section.
5. You will have to upload your documents and that involves your ID card, written of your signature on white paper with a pen, taking a picture of yourself, and uploading them.
6. Fund your account with as low as 500 Naira (through a bank transfer or by clicking on “fund account”) for your account to be activated and functioning and that’s it, you now have a fully functioning bank account that can send money, receive money, save money, buy airtime, buy data, you can withdraw your money via ATM Machine using your ALAT debit card.
7. Refer anyone to open an ALAT Wema bank account with your own referral code which you’ll find when you click on “refer a friend” and you will earn up to 1000 Naira on each person.
More also, for the first 10 people you referred, you will earn 5k and then will be given a bonus of 5k making it 10k.
Remember to fill your detail with referral code: C9XCEA
In your first login, if you have issues, simply click on “Forgot your Password?” and reset your password to the initial one through the Password Reset Notification sent to email and after that, your account will work fine.
More so, go to the profile section and fill in your details, ensuring that all the ticks are green so that your account does not become restricted. Check this section regularly to ensure they’re all perfect.
You can also sign up via this URL with any browser: https://online.alat.ng/#/signup But, to get your referral code, you must use the Alat app via Android or iOS device.
Open a bank account in less than 10 minutes and get your Virtual Card shipped to your doorstep within two business days. I hope you find this very interesting and easy?
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