Unstructured Supplementary service data, commonly known as USSD, is one of the most preferred, easy, and fastest modes of sending messages to recipients. Its ability has made it possible for business ...

Thirteen Nigerian banks have cleared N171 billion out of the N180 billion they collectively owned telecommunications companies for Unstructured Supplementary Service Data (USSD) services, representing ...

The Association of Licensed Telecom Operators of Nigeria (ALTON) has officially announced the commencement of the End-User Billing (EUB) model for Unstructured Supplementary Service Data (USSD) ...

TELECOMMUNICATIONS Subscribers in the country will now have to spend approximately N7 worth of airtime each time they carry out money transfers on their mobile phones. This is contained in the ...

The Nigerian Communications Commission has directed Deposit Money Banks to start deducting charges for unstructured supplementary service data transactions directly from users’ mobile airtime.

The Nigerian Communications Commission has directed Deposit Money Banks to start deducting charges for unstructured supplementary service data transactions directly from users’ mobile airtime.

Did you know that smartphone penetration in South Africa was estimated to be around 82.5% in 2024, but nearly 28% of users frequently avoid using their devices due to high data costs, limiting ...

Learn how to use the Palmpay USSD code *861# to check your balance, send money, buy airtime, pay bills, and more. Easy, fast, and no internet needed! Mobile banking has become part of everyday life in ...

Whether you are just starting with OPay or want to know how to use the OPay USSD code to send money, check out your OPay balance, buy airtime, or get OTP, here’s a detailed overview of the OPay USSD ...

The USSD technology is prone to fraud, slow and laborious. Technologists believe it is time for Uganda to shift to better technologies and this will require a collaborative effort from the innovators, ...

Some banks risk disconnection by telecom operators over their failure to comply with a directive of the Nigerian Communications Commission (NCC) to repay the N250 billion Unstructured Supplementary ...