Bank Account QR Code Generator
Customers scan to see your account name, number and bank, ready to copy into their banking app.
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"Abeg, send your account number" is one of the most common messages a small business gets. A bank details QR code answers it before it's asked. Scanning shows your account name, account number and bank as plain text, so the customer can copy the number into their banking app without mistakes.
Important: this is not an NQR or NIBSS payment code, and it doesn't move money by itself. It contains readable text only. The payer still opens their own bank app and confirms the transfer, which also means there's nothing for us to process and no fees.
How to create a Bank details QR code
Enter the account name
Use the name exactly as it appears in banking apps, so customers can confirm they're paying the right person.
Add the account number and bank
For Nigerian accounts, that's your 10-digit NUBAN and bank name.
Add a note (optional)
For example "Use your order number as the reference".
Download and display
Print it for your counter, add it to invoices, or share it on WhatsApp.
Ways to use it
Shops and market stalls. Stick a code by the till for customers paying by transfer.
Invoices and receipts. Make it easy for clients to pay the right account first time.
Churches and fundraising. Display offering and donation account details on screens and programmes.
Events and contributions. Weddings, aso-ebi and group contributions, with no more retyping account numbers.
Tips for a code that scans every time
- Always confirm the account name in your banking app shows correctly before printing.
- Check your displayed codes regularly. Fraudsters sometimes paste their own account codes over real ones.
- Tell customers to confirm the account name before sending money; the note field is a good place for that reminder.
Frequently asked questions
Is this an NQR or NIBSS payment QR code?
No. NQR codes are issued to registered merchants through banks and payment providers, and can start a payment directly. This code contains only your account details as plain text, and the customer still pays from their own bank app.
What does the customer see when they scan it?
A short text showing your account name, account number, bank and any note you added. Most phones let them copy the account number with one tap.
Is it safe to share my account number in a QR code?
Your account number is already shared every time someone pays you; it can only be used to send money to you. Never put your PIN, password, BVN or card details in a QR code.
Can I use it for a foreign bank account?
Yes. The account number field accepts 6–34 letters and digits, which covers IBANs and other international formats.
Do you charge fees on payments?
No. The code only shows your details. The transfer happens between the customer's bank and yours, so we never touch the money.