Did you make FNB eWallet payment to a wrong number or did you mistakenly send wrong amount of money to someone, yes, you can easily reverse eWallet payment.
The FNB eWallet service, which many people have resorted to since it is one of the simplest, efficient, and cheapest means of sending money to friends and family or paying for products, is one of the easiest ways of sending money across.
One of the biggest benefits of this method of sending money is that you may send money from your bank account to any registered mobile phone number in South Africa, not only another bank account inside or outside the bank, and the receiver can use any FNB ATM.
But what if you make a mistake with the recipient’s phone number or bank account information?
On the FNB app, online, through cellular banking, and through their contact canter, here’s how to reverse an eWallet payment.
Is It Possible to Reverse An eWallet Transaction on The FNB App?
So, if you transfer money to the wrong person by accident using this method, do you feel guilty and panic?
Do you start working on a new deal?
Fortunately, there are actions that may be taken to rapidly reverse the money and return it to the correct individual.
How To Reverse eWallet Payment on FNB Cellphone Banking/USSD Code
On your phone, dial *120*321#, and then choose option 4 for “Send Money.”
For “eWallet reversal,” choose option 5.
After that, you may choose which transaction you want to reverse.
You should then receive an SMS confirmation that the funds have been returned to your account.
On The FNB App, How Can You Reverse an eWallet Payment?
If you make a mistake, such as transferring money to the wrong person using your FNB app, you may instantly reverse the payment by calling 087 575 0362.
For questions about FNB eWallet reversal, phone 0875750000.
How to Use the FNB Call Centre to Reverse an eWallet Payment
You can promptly contact FNB Call Centre and request that the operation be manually cancelled from their end if you detect that the money has gone to the wrong recipient.
So, how can you get in touch with FNB Call Centre and ask them to cancel a transaction that has already been completed?
087 575 9405 number has been set aside by First National Bank for eWallet reversals for cell-phone banking.
What is the cost of reversing an eWallet Payment?
In order to recover money transferred to the erroneous number, the eWallet reversal procedure will only cost you R50 in handling fees.
The bank explicitly says that the procedure is not guaranteed, since it is the sender’s obligation to ensure that money is paid to the proper recipient.
How To Avoid eWallet Reversal?
FNB’s eWallet refers to the bank’s mechanism for transmitting money through cashless channels.
Mobile Banking, ATMs, mobile apps, and online banking are all supported by the system.
The first step is to decide which platform you wish to utilize, but the rest of the procedure is very standard.
After you’ve decided how you want to transfer the money, pick Send money and then eWallet.
After that, all you have to do is type in the cell phone number of the person to whom you want to send the money.
Please double-check the digits to make sure they are accurate.
After that, you choose whether or not the app should provide the receiver with a PIN, and then you enter in the amount you want to transfer.
After that, you confirm and submit the transaction.
After that, the receiver will receive an immediate SMS stating that the funds have been transferred into their account.
He can then go to any FBN ATM or select merchants in the area.
For more information, we recommend that you visit FNB eWallet section on this banking institution website.
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