NMB Huduma kwa wateja | NMB Customer Care Number
NMB Huduma kwa wateja | NMB Customer Care Number -Bank NMB Call Centre Call our Call Centre while we’re still listening. The NMB Bank Call Centre is a One Stop Shop that was created with the express purpose of addressing a wide range of needs from current and potential clients through the phone and email. The Call Centre is easily reachable from anywhere in the world over the phone and internet.
Contact Center Working Hours Monday – Sunday
0700hrs to 2200hrs (including public holidays)
Call us on our toll free number 0800 002 002
Chat with us on our WhatsApp number 0747 333 444
or [email protected] or visit the nearest NMB Branch
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NMB Huduma kwa wateja | NMB Customer Care Number
How do I change NMB Mobile PIN? Kubadili PIN NMB
Dial *150*66#, enter your current PIN, select ‘Other Services’ then follow instructions.
How can I check my balance via NMB mobile? Kuangalia Salio NMB
Dial *150*66#, enter your PIN and then select ‘Balance Inquiry’.
How do I change the PIN for ATM card?
Visit any nearest ATM and insert the card in the machine, enter current PIN, select other services then go to change password.
NMB Huduma kwa wateja | NMB Customer Care Number
ABOUT NMB TANZANIA
Tanzania’s NMB Bank is a business bank. The Bank of Tanzania, the country’s central bank and national banking regulator, has granted it a licence.
The bank was a sizable provider of financial services as of September 2013, offering commercial banking services to both big and small enterprises as well as to private clients. In terms of assets at the time, it was Tanzania’s third-largest commercial bank behind FBME Bank and CRDB Bank.
The bank’s total assets were valued at around TSh 4.72 trillion (US$2.212 billion) as of June 2016.
Three new organisations were established in the wake of the 1997 act of Parliament that disbanded the previous National Bank of Commerce: (a) NBC Holdings Limited; (b) National Bank of Tanzania; and (c) National Microfinance Bank. At first, NMB could only provide savings accounts and had few lending options.
The Government of Tanzania, which had previously been the sole owner of NMB Bank, sold its 49% investment to Rabobank of the Netherlands as part of the privatisation of NMB Bank in 2005. Since then, the Tanzanian government has continued to divest assets, and the bank’s shares was subsequently listed, creating the diversified ownership structure that is described under “Ownership” today. NMB Huduma kwa wateja
