Passcode is how you run your side of the place you live or work in.
Your gate, in your pocket
Send a visitor a code before they arrive. They show it at the barrier or the officer scans the QR — no phone calls, no arguing at the boom. Issue a one-time code, a few trips, a regular visitor, or an event pass everyone uses.
Dues without the back-and-forth
See exactly what you have been charged and what is outstanding, pay it from your balance in a tap, and keep a receipt for every payment. No more asking the treasurer what you owe.
One balance
Add money by transfer or card. Pay your dues from it, send money out to any Nigerian bank account, and see every transaction with the fee shown before you confirm.
Your cards and bands
See every card and wristband you hold, and freeze one the moment it goes missing.
Somewhere to raise an alarm
An SOS that reaches whoever is on duty at your community, with what is happening and where.
Find a community
Browse estates, offices and other places on Passcode and ask to join — or enter the code somebody gave you.
Built for Nigeria
Naira, Nigerian banks, and communities that actually work this way.
Passcode is used alongside your estate, office or school — they run the place, and this is your side of it.
Open your gate, pay your dues and let visitors in — all from your phone.