How to generate and print recharge pins from your phone

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5 years ago, recharge card printing, was a business that was controlled by a few but that is no longer the case as you and I can now do same with our personal computers and mobile devices. We live in an era where many persons say there is no job but with this knowledge which you will be getting free, you can take advantage of the large number of phone users in Nigeria and create a market for yourself through this service.There are different tools out there for this purpose but the one I will share with you, is Redbiller; Redbiller is Nigerian brand and they are into the provision of mobile financial services which includes the printing the generation of recharge cards pins.


The first thing you need to do, is to create an account with Redbiller as seen below










Thereafter, you fund your account wallet with the money you need to invest in carrying out your services including the recharge card pin generation and you then go on to create your business account. Go over to your dashboard and click on "Open Shop"









It will direct you to your personal shop (as seen below) from where your clients can see and pay for your services. It is also the place from where you get to generate your pins.









Then click on the "Generate Airtime Pins"button and you will be directed to the page as seen below.









Input the number of Pins and the Value (Amount). The least amount you can print is NGN 50. It works for all networks with a universal recharge pin of *258*pin#.


Once you are done with this, you add it to your cart and pay for it from your wallet as seen below









Once successful, you can now view your pin
















Anyway, the pin above is still active; if you're lucky, you can be the first person to load the airtime pin. So as you have now learnt; this is a simple process and it is a viable business you can start during this lock down from anywhere with either your phone or your personal laptop.


Feel free to drop your questions below. Thank you.

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