Zenith Internet Banking is a real-time and convenient electronic solution that enables you access your Account and also make some transactions 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. The Zenith Internet banking solution is available to both Zenith bank’s Corporate and individual account holders and with it, the Zenith Bank account holder can check account balances, view account statements, view and download transaction history for various accounts. In addition, individual account holders may transfer funds and make bills payments. How To Register For Zenith Internet Banking For New users of Zenith Bank online banking platform, you would need to walk down to any of the branches to fill an application form or you can download the form directly by clicking here Thereafter you would be given a token, access code, username, and password which you would use on the internet banking platform. The token comes at a fee of N2,500 Steps to Follow: Open the link https://ibank.zenithbank.com/internetbanking/   login without token For the first login, the customer must use the access code, username, and password given by the branch you filled the application form. After which the password is changed to the desired one and the access code, username and new password are used for subsequent login. You can also login using your account number and token code by ticking the token login checkbox. After a successful login, you can navigate to understand the various sections of the internet banking platform. You can transfer funds as many times as possible a day but there is a daily limit of N2 Million and the funds can be transferred to both local (Zenith and other banks) and foreign beneficiaries. Please Note: There are no charges, except for online fund transfer. Zenith to Zenith transfers incur no charges, Local Money Transfer (LMT) transfer fee is =N=210. A transfer from a Zenith account to other banks will incur NEFT or Interswitch charges depending on the switching platform used to make the transfer.

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