What is the official website of the payment service?
https://www.tajbank.com
https://www.tajbank.com
Visit the "Contact Us" page on the official website or check the footer section for up-to-date contact information.
+234 700 825 2265
No publicly listed toll-free number; customers typically use standard phone lines.
Most inquiries use [email protected], but specialized contacts may be provided for corporate or partnership questions.
There is no dedicated online chat; inquiries are commonly resolved by email, phone, or website form submission.
Online chat support is not currently available; support is provided during business hours by phone and email.
There is no publicly listed support via Telegram or WhatsApp; contact is typically by phone or email.
Support is available Monday to Friday, typically 8:00 to 17:00 WAT; hours may vary for branches.
Weekend and holiday support is generally unavailable, except for some branch-specific exceptions.
Yes, TAJBank operates multiple physical branch offices across Nigeria for in-person service.
Branches are located in Abuja, Kano, and other major Nigerian cities; main office: No. 33 Gana Street, Maitama, Abuja.
Personal meetings can be scheduled by contacting a branch directly or via inquiry through the website.
TAJBank does not operate international offices; services are focused within Nigeria.
Support is available in English; local languages may be offered at branches for convenience.
Response times are typically within 1-2 business days for email; phone and branch support is immediate during hours.
VIP clients and corporate customers may receive priority handling and dedicated relationship managers.
Callback requests can be made through phone support or website contact forms.
TAJBank was founded and commenced operations in 2019.
The bank was co-founded by Mr. Hamid Joda and Mr. Sherif Idi, with the ownership structure including private investment.
Nigeria
TAJBank launched in 2019 as Nigeria's second non-interest bank, expanding its branches and digital payment offerings since then.
Since launch, TAJBank has introduced new digital channels and expanded its branch network with continued product enhancements.
The board includes Mr. Hamid Joda (MD/CEO), Mr. Sherif Idi (ED), and other notable professionals in banking and finance.
TAJBank is privately funded with strategic partnerships in technology, payment processing, and financial inclusion initiatives.
TAJBank is not publicly listed; shares are privately held.
Market capitalization value is not disclosed publicly for privately held financial institutions.
TAJBank operates branch offices but does not have separately incorporated subsidiaries as of 2025.
Licensed by the Central Bank of Nigeria as a non-interest commercial bank.
TAJBank operates officially within Nigeria under national banking regulations.
No public license for cryptocurrency operations; TAJBank does not currently offer crypto-related services.
TAJBank complies with AML and KYC requirements under CBN guidelines, requiring identity verification for accounts.
Nigerian banks generally implement PCI DSS for card payments and ISO security standards for IT systems.
Security audits are conducted regularly in accordance with regulatory requirements and industry standards.
Client deposits are insured by the Nigeria Deposit Insurance Corporation (NDIC).
Compliance includes ISO/IEC standards for IT security, PCI DSS for payments, and CBN regulatory frameworks.
No major regulatory fines or violations have been publicly disclosed for TAJBank.
Reviews are available on Google, Facebook, Nairaland, and Nigerian banking review sites.
Common complaints relate to digital platform usability, branch wait times, and delays in customer resolution.
Users praise TAJBank for fast account opening, ethical banking, customer service, and innovative digital products.
Most users report smooth withdrawals; occasional delays may occur due to network or verification.
TAJBank’s mobile and web platforms are considered user-friendly and modern by most customers.
Most users report quick transaction processing, especially for in-app and digital transfers.
The majority of users recommend TAJBank for payments and banking in Nigeria.
Industry experts recognize TAJBank’s reliability and compliance with Nigerian banking standards.
TAJBank has received awards for innovation, ethical banking, and digital transformation.
The bank features in Nigerian banking sector rankings for growth, innovation, and customer service.
CBN endorses licensed banks meeting standards; TAJBank is fully authorized as a non-interest bank.
Partners and merchants regard the bank highly for cooperation and prompt settlement of merchant accounts.
TAJBank is commended for Sharia-compliant offerings and digital innovations within the Nigerian market.
Banks in Nigeria generally obtain ISO/IEC and other local service certifications to assure standards.
TAJBank’s leadership regularly presents at Nigerian and African banking events and fintech conferences.
TAJBank positions as a leading ethical, non-interest bank driving financial inclusion and digital transformation.
The main supported currency is Nigerian Naira (NGN).
Cryptocurrencies are not supported for account operations or payments.
TAJBank has no proprietary cryptocurrency or token.
Currency conversion is not generally available; services are focused on Naira transactions.
All currency exchanges, if offered, would be based on official CBN rates and market benchmarks.
Exchange rates are typically updated daily when applicable, based on market and regulatory adjustments.
Stablecoins are not supported by TAJBank.
Exotic currencies are generally not supported for remittance or conversion by Nigerian banks.
Local transfers, interbank payments, bill payments, mobile and internet banking transactions.
Yes, peer-to-peer transfers within TAJBank accounts are supported.
Transfers to bank accounts/cards at other banks via NIP and interbank rails.
Yes, domestic bank account transfers are supported through internet and mobile banking.
Bill payment for utilities, airtime, and services is available through TAJBank’s digital platforms.
Recurring payment options can be set up for select services via mobile or online banking.
Automated transfers are supported via scheduled payments in digital channels.
Payment scheduling is available for routine bill payment and account transfers.
Group payments are not currently highlighted; users arrange via multiple single transfers.
Payment links are generally not offered; payment requests and transfers are processed via account details.
Minimum transfer is usually NGN100 for most operations, subject to bank policy.
Maximum limits depend on account type and CBN rules, often NGN1,000,000 per transaction for individuals.
Daily transaction limits are set per account level and verified status.
Monthly and annual limits apply per account type, in line with CBN regulations.
Limits can be increased by submitting requests with enhanced verification and documentation.
Yes, verified users enjoy higher limits than non-verified accounts per standard bank practices.
New accounts may have lower initial transaction limits until verification is complete.
Operations are limited to Nigeria; no international limit variations.
Accounts can be temporarily blocked for security or compliance reasons by request or at bank discretion.
The number of daily transactions may be restricted to prevent fraud and comply with banking policy.
Minimum deposit amount is typically NGN500 to NGN1,000, depending on funding method.
Bank transfers, cash deposits at branches, mobile banking, and digital channels are accepted.
Standard funding via cash or internal transfer is usually free; fees may apply for certain channels.
Minimum funding aligns with NGN500-NGN1,000 depending on method and channel.
Funds are credited instantly or within minutes for electronic channels; cash funding is same-day.
Withdrawals can be done at branches, ATMs, and via transfer to other banks.
Withdrawal fees apply for ATM and some electronic transfers; cash withdrawal at branches is generally free.
Electronic withdrawals are processed instantly; interbank transfers may take several minutes to hours.
Withdrawal limits are set by the bank and follow CBN rules for both ATM and electronic transactions.
Card funding is generally credited instantly through digital channels.
Bank transfers are processed within minutes during banking hours.
Cryptocurrency transfers are not supported.
Yes, transfers between TAJBank users are instant.
Weekend processing may be delayed for interbank transactions, but internal transfers are typically processed.
Banking holidays may cause delays in interbank and external funding transactions.
Expedited funding is uncommon; standard speeds apply for most methods.
Channel used, verification status, bank hours, and regulatory settlement schedules affect speed.
Users receive notifications via SMS, email, or app push about funding and transaction status.
Contact customer support, provide transaction details, and request an investigation.
Requests are processed instantly or same-day for in-bank transactions; external transfers may take longer.
Withdrawals at ATMs occur instantly; card-based funding or withdrawal via channels typically within minutes.
Interbank transfers are credited within minutes to hours, depending on network and bank involved.
Not applicable; TAJBank does not process cryptocurrency withdrawals.
Withdrawal processing may be delayed for interbank transfers on weekends, but internal is timely.
Holidays may delay withdrawal processes for transactions involving external banks.
Expedited withdrawal is not generally offered; standard procedures apply.
Method of withdrawal, verification, time of day, and external bank policies.
Withdrawal notifications are sent via SMS, email, or app for status updates.
Withdrawals can only be canceled if not yet processed; contact support immediately to request cancellation.
Visit a TAJBank branch or use the mobile/web digital onboarding for new account registration.
Personal details, valid ID, address, phone number, and BVN are required for account opening.
Registration generally requires an email, but some services may permit phone-based sign-up.
Phone verification by OTP is required for security and activation.
Account holders must be at least 18 years old or have consent for minor accounts.
Yes, business accounts can be opened with proper documentation.
Real, verifiable information and documents are required due to compliance and KYC rules.
Registration is permitted for Nigerian residents and those with valid local identification.
Activation is immediate for verified digital onboarding or within 24 hours for manual branch processing.
Tiered verification includes basic (ID/BVN), full (address/utility bill), and enhanced (business documents).
Valid government-issued ID, BVN, and proof of address for basic level.
Full verification requires additional address and income proof, and utility bill for individuals; incorporation documents for businesses.
Digital document uploads are accepted for online and mobile registration.
Verification is processed within minutes to a day for most documents; complex cases may take longer.
Limited functionality is available; full features require completed verification.
Unverified users have lower transaction limits, limited transfer ability, and restricted service access.
Address confirmation is required for higher-limit accounts and regulatory compliance.
Photo uploads or selfies with documents may be required for remote verification.
Updates occur when documents expire, upon customer information change, or regulatory request.
TAJBank uses standard SSL/TLS encryption and secure banking software for data protection.
Yes, 2FA through OTP is supported for login and sensitive actions.
SMS confirmations are used for registration, transfers, and key transactions.
Biometric login via fingerprint or face recognition is offered in the mobile app.
Blockchain is not utilized in service operations; TAJBank offers traditional banking infrastructure.
Multi-layered security incorporates login authentication, transaction verification, and backend monitoring.
Personal data is encrypted, backed by privacy policies and physical safeguards per Nigerian regulations.
Cold storage procedures for crypto are not applicable.
Standard anti-DDoS solutions and network threat mitigation are implemented.
Regular internal and external audits are carried out per CBN requirements.
Anti-phishing education, secure login, and proactive scam warnings are in place.
Automated monitoring and flagging of unusual transactions for review.
AML monitoring tools, KYC procedures, and SAR filing to relevant authorities.
Suspicious accounts may be blocked or suspended pending investigation.
Report immediately to support, block access, and submit details for investigation.
Use customer support channels or contact forms to report suspicious activity.
Compensation may be provided if bank liability is established, otherwise per regulator instructions.
Users have rights to dispute unauthorized transactions; resolution per regulator and bank policy.
Submit request and documents to support; review is handled per dispute procedures.
Insurance against cyber incidents is standard in industry, covering losses where bank liability is proven.
Transfer fees depend on method: intra-bank is free or low; interbank/local rails apply nominal fees.
Most funding methods are free; third-party or non-standard channels may incur fees.
Withdrawal fees apply for ATM, third-party rails, and some electronic transfers.
Currency conversion fees apply if service is available; calculated per transaction.
Account inactivity fees are not standard; some banks may levy fees for dormant accounts after prolonged inactivity.
Monthly or annual maintenance fees may exist depending on account type and balance.
No cancellation fees for unprocessed transactions; processed transaction reversals may incur costs.
TAJBank publicly discloses all fees; hidden fees are prohibited by banking laws.
Large transaction fees follow a sliding scale based on amount and channel per CBN regulations.
Tariff plans and packages are available depending on account type and business needs.
VIPs get priority support, higher limits, personalized account management, and exclusive offers.
Meet relationship value thresholds, maintain business activity, or negotiate with account manager.
Free transactions may be provided up to a preset limit, especially for internal transfers.
Active usage may entitle users to fee discounts, cashback, or special pricing.
Corporate accounts have tailored pricing, fee packages, and added features.
Yes, based on relationship, account type, negotiation, or product usage.
Promotional codes and campaigns may be offered for fee discounts.
Cashback offers are provided periodically for select transactions and campaigns.
High-volume users may receive discounted rates as part of business packages.
TAJBank has an official mobile banking application.
The app is available on Android and iOS platforms.
Account management, transfers, bill payments, funding, balance check, card control, and customer support.
Mobile and web platforms offer similar core banking features, with some variations in advanced tools.
Yes, biometric authentication is supported for login.
Offline use is not supported; internet connectivity is required for all functions.
Push notifications for transactions, security alerts, and account activity are provided.
Dark mode is available in the mobile app for user comfort.
Updates occur quarterly or as needed for new features and security improvements.
Beta testing is occasionally offered for major app updates.
Web platform is designed for ease of use and self-service.
TAJBank’s website is mobile-responsive for accessibility across devices.
Interfaces are primarily in English; local languages may be available at branches.
Dark mode or night mode is supported on both web and mobile app.
Hotkey support is limited; standard navigation applies on web platforms.
Data export in PDF, CSV, or statement formats is available for transaction records.
APIs are offered for partnerships and integration with corporate clients.
Integration with select merchants, billers, and financial services is supported.
Updates are made routinely for security, compliance, and new features.
Virtual card issuance for online payments is supported.
Disposable virtual cards for one-time or limited use can be generated.
TAJBank accounts are primarily single-currency (Naira).
Investment and savings products are offered according to Islamic finance principles.
No interest is paid; profit-sharing models compliant with non-interest banking are available.
Non-interest compliant credit products such as Murabaha and leasing are available.
P2P trading is not a standard feature; core banking and payment services are prioritized.
Buying and selling cryptocurrencies is not supported.
Payment acquiring and merchant services for businesses are supported.
Corporate customers can initiate mass payments and payroll services.
TAJBank offers loyalty programs with rewards for active users.
Bonus points are earned via transaction volumes and participation in promotions.
Cashback on select transactions and campaigns is offered as part of promotions.
Referral incentives reward clients who introduce new customers to TAJBank.
VIPs enjoy priority support, tailored product offers, and exclusive event invitations.
Seasonal and periodic promotions are run for clients and businesses.
Premium account and service status is available for eligible clients.
Discounts with select merchants and partners may be provided for TAJBank clients.
Corporate loyalty programs are available for business clients.
Nigerian non-interest banks like TAJBank generally prohibit transactions directly with online casinos.
Gambling-related transactions are restricted and monitored per CBN guidelines.
Accounts may be blocked or reviewed if gambling activity is detected.
TAJBank and most Nigerian banks do not support or encourage gambling transactions.
Gambling operations are restricted and not actively supported.
Transactions to known gambling merchants may be tracked and flagged.
All compliance-related transactions are subject to monitoring; hiding such payments is not supported.
Notifications may be sent if compliance flags gambling transactions.
No special fees; gambling transactions are typically not supported.
Spending limits for gambling operations can be enforced per customer and regulatory requirements.
Self-exclusion is generally not provided; customers can request account blocks.
Access to gambling sites via payment channels can be blocked at the bank’s discretion.
Users can request monitoring or blocking for gambling expenses.
Alerts and notifications are provided for transaction or spending limit breaches.
Yes, casino-related payments can be blocked by the bank.
Banks may provide spending breakdowns on request, including flagged categories.
Cooling-off features for gambling expenses are not standard but can be requested.
General Nigerian banking industry refers to external organizations for gambling addiction support.
Partnership specific to gambling addiction is not public; referrals to NGOs may be provided.
Contact customer support to request alerts or monitoring for gambling-related transactions.
Most Nigerian and international online casinos do not accept TAJBank for deposits or withdrawals.
No exclusive partnerships with online casino operators.
Restrictions apply uniformly in alignment with Nigerian banking regulations.
No special bonuses or promotions are offered for casino payments.
Deposits and withdrawals at casinos are generally not supported.
Usage for gambling and casino payments is restricted within Nigeria.
TAJBank transactions are not supported by most casino operators.
Not applicable due to non-support for casino operations.
No additional fees as casino operations are not supported.
TAJBank is generally not compatible with major online casino payment systems.