Skip to main content

GET A MASTERCARD ATM CARD, ACTIVATE AND START USING INSTANTLY FOR N2,000 ONLY!

We bring you the MasterCard Prepaid debit card otherwise known as Reloadable MasterCard.

With this card, you no longer have to queue to apply for a regular ATM card from your bank!

It is different from a debit card which is tied to the card holder's bank account. Our Prepaid MasterCard is not tied to any bank account, as such it operates with a virtual mobile money account that is domiciled on the eTranzact Central switch and so you can get this card and start using instantly for N2,000 only!

The Prepaid MasterCard provides an effective means for the promotion of the Cashless Nigeria initiative of the CBN, to help the unbanked and underbanked.


12 ADVANTAGES OF THE RELAODABLE MASTERCARD OVER REGULAR ATM CARD:

1: Card can be loaded from virtually all banks and their branches across Nigeria.

2: It is not tied or linked to regular bank accounts, so even in the unlikeliest case of fraud, you lose little or nothing.

3: You can get more than 1 card and maybe give out as gifts to loved ones.

4: Companies and organizations can get multiple cards for their staff or members and pay monthly commissions or salaries to members/staff through the cards

5: Card can be used on any POS, ATM and online anywhere in the world

6: Card PIN can be changed through your mobile phone - even without internet connection; without waiting for ATM machine

7: Can can be used for bil payments such as DSTV, HITV, MYTV, NEPA (PHCN), Air tickets + Airtime purchase for virtually all mobile networks

8: Funds on card can be transferred to any other Nigerian bank accounts

9: Card can serve as savings account for those who do not have bank accounts or are not up to banking age

10: Parents can get multiple cards & distribute to their children (maybe in schools) & fund cards for children to access cash from ATMs wherever they are.

11: Travelers can now load money to the card while traveling instead of risking carrying cash around, and use ATMs to get cash when at destinations.

12: Card can be acquired, activated and become useful instantly!

COST OF CARD: N2,000 ONLY
To get your cards, simply visit our offices and pay two thousand naira (N2,000) per card or extra N1,000 if you need home/office delivery to any part of Nigeria.

For security reasons, all cards are delivered inactive without cash and only the card holders are authorized to activate cards by changing the default PIN contained in the card parcel.

WHERE/HOW TO FUND YOUR CARDS
Funds Transfers (online)
Bank Deposits (offline)
Use any bank ATM Card (online)

You can also fund your card through our Agents nationwide and at N100 commission, irrespective of amount being loaded.

More Agents wanted nationwide. Agents earn up to 25% commission (N500) per card sold + N100 each time card holders come to fund their cards through you + other commissions accruing from the use of the cards by holders.

Call 08027196002 for details

Lagos/Head office
20 Adeniran Ogunsanya, Surulere,
Lagos - Nigeria 101014
Tel: 08062623609 | 08096619684
Email: info@club080.com

Calabar office
38 IBB Way (Royal Plaza), Calabar,
Cross River State.
Tel: 08087082015 | 08108977531
Email: calabar@club080.com

Office hours
8:00am - 6:00pm Monday - Saturday

Header Ad
Labels:

Comments

  1. UnknownSaturday 11 June 2016 at 21:12:00 GMT+1

    Do you offer dollar cards? What is the exchange if one is purchasing online?

    ReplyDelete

Post a Comment

Popular posts from this blog

I pity President Buhari- Nasir El-Rufai says

Kaduna state governor, Nasir El-Rufai says he pities President Buhari because the two times he's become president of Nigeria was when the country was going through rough economic periods. El-Rufai said this while speaking at the Sunday Service of the Latter Rain Assembly which he attended yesterday July 31st. “We have always known that there is massive corruption in Nigeria but the revelations of the past one year have shocked even the most pessimistic of critics. Nearly 70 per cent of Nigeria’s oil revenues disappeared without a trace. Of course, there must be consequences for that. When we sit down with President Buhari these days, I pity him. I pity him because he has always become President anytime Nigeria is in trouble. First, it was after the NPN (National Party of Nigeria) government had almost grounded the economy (in 1984) and now, after a massive looting of the nation’s treasury; and he has to lead the team to fix it”he said Attend Professional Blogging
Post a Comment
Read More »

Picking A Vice President In 1999 Was A Mistake – Obasanjo

Former president Olusegun Obasanjo on Saturday said picking a running mate in the 1999 presidential election was a mistake. He made the comment while speaking in Abeokuta at a leadership and entrpreneurship mentoring session with selected school students. Obasanjo, who won the 1999 and 2003 presidential elections, ran alongside Atiku Abubakar. See full story here https://www.channelstv.com/2022/06/25/picking-a-vice-president-in-1999-was-a-mistake-obasanjo/
Post a Comment
Read More »

How to Twitter: The Ultimate Beginner’s Guide For Using Twitter

Learning how to use Twitter can seem overwhelming at first, but with this guide you’ll soon be on your way to becoming a tweeting superstar. Before you get started, just remember that like all things in life, you get out what you put in it. If you genuinely take the time to build a community on Twitter you’ll see it can be an amazing place full of endless possibilities. Let’s get started! How to Twitter: The Ultimate Beginner’s Guide For Using Twitter What is Twitter? Twitter is an extremely fast moving social network that uses microblogging  as a way to get instant news/updates. Twitter is called a microblogging platform because you’re only allowed to use 140 characters to send your  “tweet” (message or status). If you can’t get creative enough to keep your tweets to 140 characters you can check out this  article on extending your tweets . Create A Twitter Account The first thing you’ll need to do is create an account. Go to  Twitter.com  and using your email, sign
Post a Comment
Read More »