About Globus bank

Incorporated on March 6, 2019, Globus Bank is a relatively new entrant in the Nigerian banking sector, aiming to provide innovative and customer-centric services. The bank offers products such as loans, checking and savings accounts, investments, and both debit and credit cards.

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+23412259000

Address

6 Adeyemo Alakija Street

Website

https://globusbank.com/

contactcenter@globusbank.com

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