You Can Now Pay Bills on FoodBank.ng, and Get Cashback Too
Between food, rent, school fees, and transport, Nigerians already have enough to juggle. The last thing you need is five different apps just to keep the lights on, top up your data, and settle your DSTV subscription before the weekend match. That is why FoodBank.ng has added a full bill payment feature, and yes, you can now pay bills on FoodBank.ng without downloading anything new or leaving the platform you already trust for food credit.
Whether you are in Ibadan managing a household on a civil servant salary, or in Lagos juggling a side hustle and school fees, this update is built with your real life in mind. Head straight to foodbank.ng/bills and handle your everyday Nigerian bills in one place.
Which Bills Can You Pay?
The bill payment feature covers the everyday expenses that hit Nigerians hardest every month. Here is exactly what you can settle right now on the platform:
- Airtime and mobile data, MTN, Airtel, Glo, 9mobile. Top up your line or buy a data bundle in seconds.
- Electricity (PHCN / DisCo), Pay your prepaid or postpaid meter from any distribution company across Nigeria, from IBEDC in Ibadan to EKEDC in Lagos and beyond.
- Cable TV, DSTV, GOtv, and StarTimes subscriptions renewed instantly. No queue at a vendor, no waiting.
- Internet subscriptions, Pay your home broadband or office internet provider directly.
- Other everyday Nigerian bills, The catalogue keeps growing, so check foodbank.ng/bills for the latest providers.
The whole process is self-service and instant. You choose the category, select your provider, pick your package or enter the amount, then type in your phone number, meter number, or smart-card number. That is it. No request form, no customer service wait. Your token or subscription confirmation arrives immediately.
Two Simple Ways to Pay
FoodBank.ng gives you flexibility in how you settle your bills, so you are never stuck.
Option 1: Pay from your Naira wallet. If you already have a balance in your FoodBank.ng wallet, payments come straight out of it. This is the fastest route, especially if you fund your wallet regularly for food purchases.
Option 2: Pay by card. Prefer not to fund your wallet first, or your wallet balance is lower than the bill amount? No problem. Card payment is available as a completely separate, secure checkout. It is not linked to any other payment method on the platform, so you are always in control of exactly what you spend and where.
Both options are available directly at foodbank.ng/bills, so there is genuinely no reason to use a separate app for Nigerian bill payment again.
The Cashback: Small, Honest, and Automatic
Here is the part that makes every bill payment feel a little less painful. Every time you pay a bill on FoodBank.ng, you earn 1% cashback, capped at ₦100 per payment. The cashback lands in your wallet automatically, you do not need to claim it, request it, or remember to activate anything.
To put it in real numbers: pay a ₦5,000 DSTV subscription and ₦50 comes back to your wallet. Pay a ₦10,000 electricity token and you get the full ₦100 cap credited instantly. It is not a lottery or a coupon, it is a straightforward reward for every single transaction, no minimum spend required.
Over the course of a month, if you pay airtime, data, and electricity separately, those cashback amounts add up quietly in your wallet and can go toward your next food purchase or your next bill. Think of it as your platform thanking you for keeping everything in one place.
Why This Makes Sense Right Now
With electricity tariffs climbing and data bundles shrinking in value, every naira saved on bills is a naira that can feed your family. Centralising your DSTV payment, airtime top-up, and electricity bill payment Nigeria on a single platform you already use for food credit means fewer apps, fewer passwords, and fewer moments of "I forgot to recharge the meter." The 1% cashback on bill payment in Nigeria is a small but genuine cushion against rising costs.
For civil servants using FoodBank.ng's salary-deduction food programme, this is especially useful: your food needs are covered, and now your everyday utilities can flow through the same trusted platform too.
Ready to try it? Pay a bill now and watch the cashback land in your wallet before you close the tab.
New to FoodBank.ng? Sign up on FoodBank.ng today and discover Nigeria's leading food BNPL platform, now with full bill payments built in. Already a member? Sign in and head to the bills section to get started.
