Every number, email, and WhatsApp line here was pulled directly from each institution's own website or verified social media account.Every number, email, and WhatsApp line here was pulled directly from each institution's own website or verified social media account.
Customer care numbers for banks and fintechs in Nigeria (2026)
When something goes wrong with your money, the last thing you want to do is search the internet for a customer care number. You end up on third-party sites, aggregator pages, and outdated blog posts that may or may not be accurate. Some of those numbers have even been used to scam people.
This article highlights the official customer care contacts for Nigerian banks and fintechs. Every number, email, and WhatsApp line here was pulled directly from each institution’s own website or verified social media account.
Banks
All 26 active commercial banks below publish at least one 24/7 phone line and a customer care email address. Most also offer WhatsApp support, either through a dedicated number or through a virtual assistant inside their app.
Several fintechs on this list do not publish a phone number. Kuda has explicitly stated on its Twitter/X account that it does not offer support through social media or WhatsApp for security reasons. The others simply route all support through in-app chat or email without a published phone line.
Kuda does not offer WhatsApp or social media support. Per its official Twitter/X account: ‘For the safety of your account, we do not use social media for customer support anymore.’ Use the phone line or email only.
PalmPay does not list a WhatsApp number on its official website. Several WhatsApp numbers circulating online for PalmPay are not verified and have been linked to fraud. Do not use them.
Use the table below to find any bank’s contact details at a glance.
Quick reference: All fintechs
Use the table below to find any fintech’s contact details at a glance.
What to do if your complaint is not resolved
If you contact your bank or fintech and your issue remains unresolved within a reasonable time, you can escalate it to the CBN’s Consumer Protection Department (CPD). Official Escalation Email: [email protected]
Here is the process:
Call the institution’s official 24/7 line and log your complaint. Ask for a ticket or reference number before you end the call. You will need this for any follow-up.
Within 24 hours, follow up by email, quoting your reference number.
If there is no resolution after two weeks (or 30 days for loan and excess-charges complaints, per CBN’s guidelines), take your complaint to the CBN Consumer Protection Department at cbn.gov.ng/FinInc/FinLit/LodgeComplaint.html.
Disclaimer
Every contact detail in this article was sourced directly from each bank or fintech’s official website or verified social media account at the time of research. We did not pull from aggregator sites or third-party directories.
That said, banks and fintechs update their contact details from time to time, and some information may have changed since this article was last verified. If you spot an error or an outdated contact, please reach out to us, and we will update it immediately. Our goal with this article is to give you accurate, reliable information — not to mislead you.
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