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Lotus Bank USSD Codes (*5757#), Bank Code 303 & Islamic Banking Guide

All Lotus Bank USSD codes (*5757#), CBN code 303, SWIFT LOTBNGLA, Shariah-compliant banking guide and FAQs — updated August 2026.

🔢 CBN: 303 🌐 SWIFT: LOTBNGLA 📲 USSD: *5757# 📅 Updated: August 2026

Lotus Bank Bank Codes & Identification

Every Nigerian bank has unique identification codes assigned by the CBN and international banking bodies. These route local NIP transfers, international SWIFT wires, and cheque clearing. Below are the verified codes for Lotus Bank.

CBN Bank Code
303
NIP interbank transfers
Sort Code
303150
Cheque / NEFT clearing
SWIFT / BIC
LOTBNGLA
International wires
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The 3-digit CBN code 303 is what you select when choosing Lotus Bank as the destination bank during an interbank transfer on any Nigerian banking app or USSD transfer menu. It routes the payment instantly through NIBSS NIP.

Lotus Bank (CBN code 303) received its CBN non-interest banking licence in 2021 and is headquartered in Lagos. It is Nigeria's newest non-interest (Islamic) bank, offering Shariah-compliant personal, SME, and corporate banking products — no interest (riba) charged or paid.

Lotus Bank USSD Codes — Full List (2026)

USSD codes let you bank from your phone dialler — no internet required. All codes below work on MTN, Glo, Airtel, and 9mobile.

TransactionCode to DialNetwork
Open Lotus Bank USSD menu *5757# All networks
Transfer to any bank *5757*Amount*AcctNo# All networks
Check account balance *5757*0# All networks
Buy airtime *5757*Amount# All networks
Pay bills *5757*3# All networks
Open Lotus account *5757*1# All networks
Block account *5757*911# All networks
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USSD works without internet on any network. Standard SMS charges apply (₦10–₦25 per session). Your SIM must match the phone number registered on your bank account.

How to Transfer Money via Lotus Bank *5757# USSD

Transfer from Lotus Bank to any Nigerian bank without internet:

Dial *5757# from your Lotus Bank-registered number.

Select "Transfer".

Enter the amount.

Enter the recipient's 10-digit NUBAN account number.

Select the destination bank.

Confirm the account name.

Enter your Lotus Bank USSD PIN.

Receive SMS confirmation.

Transfer Limits & Charges

Transaction TypeDaily LimitFee
USSD per transaction ₦100,000 ₦10–₦50
USSD daily limit ₦1,000,000 NIP standard
Lotus to Lotus Instant Free
Lotus to other banks Instant ₦10 (<₦5k) / ₦25 (≥₦5k)
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NIP transfers work normally between Lotus Bank and all other Nigerian banks.

Lotus Bank Branch Sort Codes

Branch sort codes are 9 digits: first 3 identify the bank (303), the next 6 identify the branch. Key branches for Lotus Bank are listed below.

BranchStateSort Code
Victoria Island Head Office Lagos 303150001
Abuja Branch FCT 303150003
Kano Branch Kano 303150005
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For the complete list of Lotus Bank branch codes, contact customer care or visit any branch. Branch codes are mainly used for cheque clearing and inward wire references.

Frequently Asked Questions — Lotus Bank

What is Lotus Bank's USSD code?

Lotus Bank's USSD code is *5757#. Dial from your registered number on any Nigerian network.

What is Lotus Bank's CBN bank code?

Lotus Bank's CBN interbank code is 303.

What is the difference between Lotus Bank, Jaiz Bank, and TAJ Bank?

All three are CBN-licensed non-interest (Islamic) banks: Jaiz Bank (code 301, est. 2012) is the largest and oldest; TAJ Bank (code 302, est. 2019) focuses on northern Nigeria; Lotus Bank (code 303, est. 2021) is the newest, based in Lagos. All operate on Shariah principles without interest.

What is Lotus Bank's SWIFT code?

Lotus Bank's SWIFT/BIC code is LOTBNGLA.

Bank codes, USSD codes, and transfer limits on this page are sourced from CBN publications, NIBSS, and official Lotus Bank communications, and are provided for informational purposes only. Codes and limits may change — always verify directly with Lotus Bank before high-value transactions. CurrentAffairs.com.ng is an independent civic information platform and is not affiliated with Lotus Bank, the CBN, or NIBSS. Last reviewed: August 2026.