Young Nigerians can now access banking services through a new mobile application introduced by Guaranty Trust Bank, offering features including phone-number-based account details, virtual international payments, instant loans and digital savings tools.

The 737 App, launched by GTBank on Wednesday, November 11, 2026, is designed to reflect the financial needs and digital habits of younger customers, as the bank expands its range of mobile banking services.

One of its features allows customers to use their phone numbers as account numbers, making account details easier to remember and share.

The application also provides free virtual Naira Mastercard for online transactions on international platforms such as Amazon, Netflix, Spotify and AliExpress. Its Scan to Pay feature allows customers to make transfers without manually entering account details.

Other services include savings tools, instant loans, airtime and data purchases, as well as utility bill payments.

The launch builds on GTBank’s existing youth-focused financial offerings, including GTCrea8, which provides free banking services to young people.

Managing Director of GTBank, Mrs Miriam Olusanya, said the application was developed in response to changing attitudes towards money and financial services among younger generations.

She said young people were increasingly technology-driven and intentional about how they spend, save and pursue their ambitions, requiring banking solutions that fit into their everyday activities.

Olusanya said the 737 App brings together convenience, speed and accessibility while providing tools to support customers’ financial plans and aspirations.

She added that the launch reflects GTCO’s broader commitment to developing financial products and opportunities that make banking more accessible and relevant to young people.

The application is available for download on the Google Play Store and Apple App Store, with digital onboarding provided for new and existing customers.