Awajis Pay: exam PINs, bought in a minute
Pick a PIN, pay with your card or a bank transfer, and it appears on screen straight away. A copy goes to your email so you cannot lose it. Awajis Pay is the exam-PIN store run by Awajis.
Result checker cards
For seeing your own result. One card checks one candidate, five times.
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WAEC Scratch Card
On saleCheck a WASSCE or GCE result on waecdirect.org. One card, five checks.
₦5,400 Buy -
NECO Result Token
On saleCheck a NECO SSCE, GCE or BECE result on the NECO portal. One token, five checks.
₦2,300 Buy -
NABTEB Scratch Card
On saleCheck an NBC/NTC or ANBC/ANTC result on the NABTEB e-portal.
₦1,000 Buy -
NBAIS Scratch Card
On saleCheck a National Board for Arabic and Islamic Studies result — SAISSCE, Tahfeez and Science.
₦2,000 Buy
Verification PINs
For proving a result is genuine — NYSC corrections, employers, admissions. These do not show you your grades.
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WAEC Verification PIN
On saleProves a WAEC result is genuine. Used for NYSC data correction and institution checks — not for viewing your own grades.
₦5,600 Buy -
NECO e-Verification PIN
On saleVerifies a NECO result on the NERVS portal for schools, employers and admissions — not for a first-time result check.
₦6,250 Buy
Registration
PINs and tokens used when registering for an exam, not after it.
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Examinify Biometric Token
On saleUsed during Examinify fingerprint enrolment for computer-based exam registration.
₦980 Buy
How it works
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Pick and pay
Choose your PIN and how many you need. You pay on Paystack — card details never touch this site.
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Get the PIN
The PIN shows on your order page as soon as payment clears, and goes to your email.
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Check your result
Enter the PIN on the exam body’s own portal. We link you straight to it.
Our delivery guarantee
Your PIN is delivered on this site and by email the moment your payment is confirmed, usually within seconds. Your order page always shows your PIN and live order status, so you can reopen it any time with your reference.
Every order carries a full money-back guarantee: if a paid order cannot be delivered, you get a complete refund. That is written into our refund policy, not just promised here.
What is Awajis Pay?
Awajis Pay is the exam-PIN store run by Awajis, the Nigerian education guide site. It sells WAEC result checker PINs, NECO result tokens, NABTEB and NBAIS scratch cards and the verification PINs institutions use to confirm a result. You pay in naira through Paystack and the PIN is delivered on screen and by email in seconds.
Awajis Pay is an independent reseller. It is not WAEC, NECO, NABTEB or NBAIS and cannot issue, change or release a result. The PIN you buy here is used on the exam body’s own portal, and every paid order is covered by the refund policy. Questions go to the contact page; more on the company at About.
Guides
- How to Check Your WAEC Result Online
Buy a checker PIN, open waecdirect.org, enter your exam number — step by step.
- How to Check Your NECO Result Online
The token method on results.neco.gov.ng, plus the SMS route.
- How to Check Your NABTEB Result Online
The NABTEB e-portal, the PIN you need, and what each field means.
- How to Check Your NBAIS Result Online
The Arabic and Islamic Studies board’s result checker, field by field.
- How to Verify a WAEC Result
Verification proves a result is genuine. It is not the same as checking it.
- How to Verify a NECO Result (NERVS)
The e-verification route schools and employers use, and what it costs.
- Checking vs Verifying a Result
Two different PINs at two different prices. Buy the wrong one and it will not work.
- PIN and Token Prices
What every PIN costs here, with no added charges at checkout.
- WAEC Scratch Card Price: Official vs Vendors
Free from WAEC if you are the 2026 candidate; ₦5,140–₦6,500 from vendors — verified.
- Where to Buy a WAEC Scratch Card Online
Six vendors compared on verified price, stock and delivery — including us, honestly.
- WAEC vs NECO Result Checking
Two portals, two PIN formats, two prices — compared side by side.
- Result Checker PIN Not Working? Fixes
Invalid PIN, used-up checks, wrong exam year — what each error means.