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QuestionHow can I do eWallet on FNB?This answer was written by one of our trained team of researchers who validated it for accuracy and comprehensiveness.wikiHow Staff EditorStaff AnswerTo begin, you’ll need to be a transactional account holder with FNB. This gives you access to mobile phone or online banking (you get to choose from a web account or an FNB app). If you don’t have either connection, you can use an ATM in an FNB building. To use, you simply select the eWallet option on the main menu of your web or app account on your mobile phone, add the mobile number and the amount you want to send. The money will be sent to the recipient and they’ll also get instructions on how to withdraw the funds.
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QuestionHow do you receive money on eWallet?This answer was written by one of our trained team of researchers who validated it for accuracy and comprehensiveness.wikiHow Staff EditorStaff AnswerTo receive money on eWallet, you’ll need a mobile phone. Instructions on withdrawing the money are sent with the transaction and the steps in the article above will walk you through exactly what to do to withdraw the funds once you’ve received them.
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QuestionCan you reverse an eWallet transfer?This answer was written by one of our trained team of researchers who validated it for accuracy and comprehensiveness.wikiHow Staff EditorStaff AnswerThe bank provides a way to cancel a mistaken transaction. The moment you realize it needs to be cancelled, contact the FNB eWallet number for mobile phone banking and speak to the assistant. Or, dial *120*321# on your mobile phone, select alternative 4 for "Send Money," then select alternative 5 for "eWallet Reversal" and choose the relevant transaction. Another possible approach is to call the bank’s Complaints Resolution desk.
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QuestionHow does eWallet work?This answer was written by one of our trained team of researchers who validated it for accuracy and comprehensiveness.wikiHow Staff EditorStaff AnswereWallet enables you to send money via your mobile phone to another person with a mobile phone, using either a web-based account or an app. You need to be a transactional account holder in order to send money this way.
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QuestionCan I access an eWallet that is sent to me via my FNB online banking?Nomcebo MsweliCommunity AnswerYes. If your number is linked to your FNB online banking profile. You can even transfer the money into your own account.
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QuestionIf I don't have money in my phone but I do have money in my e-wallet, how do I get airtime from my e-wallet?Community AnswerEnter *130*277# and select the prepaid option - select top up or buy airtime then select the amount you want to send to yourself, select 1 to confirm and it will automatically be loaded to your number.
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QuestionCan I withdraw money from eWallet the next day?Nomcebo MsweliCommunity AnswerYes. The pin would have expired as it only lasts for 30 minutes and the other for 4 hours. It simply means you would have to request another pin when you are ready to withdraw the money again. The pin you request yourself only lasts for 30 minutes.
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QuestionWhat do you do when an ATM does not dispense all of your money but says it has?Community AnswerYou can call the ATM's service line, which should be printed on or near the ATM's keypad. You can also call FNB's customer service line to file a complaint. To avoid issues like this, withdraw money from retailers instead of ATMs.
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QuestionI don't have a pin, but I have money. What can I do?Nomcebo MsweliCommunity AnswerYou have to register. If you have never used eWallet before, the SMS will give you prompts to follow. Once you register, you will select your own pin number, a 5 digit number, which you will use every time you need to request a pin from FNB. The pin can only be used with your cellphone number and acts as a security pin for logging in to your profile. After logging in, you have to request the ATM pin.
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QuestionSomeone sent me R150, but the bank only had R100 notes. How do I get that other R50?Nomcebo MsweliCommunity AnswerIt won't work on another bank's ATM. Find another FNB ATM that issues R50 notes, request another pin, then withdraw the cash. Most do not issue R50 notes nowadays.
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QuestionWhat is the minimum amount I can send via eWallet?Nomcebo MsweliCommunity AnswerYou can send a minimum of R20 and a maximum of R1500 a day via cellphone banking or the app. On a computer, it's R3000.
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QuestionWhy is it when I dial *120*277# it asks me for a five-digit pin number?Nomcebo MsweliCommunity AnswerIt means you have not registered. You need to dial *120*277# to send and register your cellphone per the prompts on the screen. When you register, you need to select a f-ve-digit pin number you will use every time you dial *120*277#.
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QuestionCan I reverse the sending?Nomcebo MsweliCommunity AnswerYou can contact FNB directly and ask them to reverse the transaction. They charge R20 for the service and the money is returned in a week or so.
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QuestionIt says I have 0 withdrawals, but there is money in my eWallet. Why can't I withdraw the funds?Community AnswerThis just means that you do not have any free withdrawal options. You can still withdraw the money, you will just be charged a fee for doing so.
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QuestionMy phone doesn't allow me to get a new pin after the first one has expired.Community AnswerIf your PIN expires before you have a chance to withdraw money from your selected service, you will have to wait 24 hours before you can apply for another PIN.
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QuestionHow do I transfer money to a working number with an eWallet if it was sent to a suspended number?Community AnswerYou will need to contact FNB to have the eWallet reversed. The funds will be returned to the sender; however, a reversal fee of about R20 will be charged. Once the money is in the account, it can be resent.
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QuestionHow do I get a PIN for my eWallet?Community AnswerIf your PIN has expired, you will need to get a new one. On your phone, using the number the eWallet money was sent to, dial *120*277# to get a new PIN.
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QuestionHow long does it take for a pin to expire?Community AnswerThe shortest amount of time an eWallet pin is valid for is 4 hours. In the SMS you will have received, it will tell you how long the pin is valid for. You can get a new pin by following the instructions on the SMS.
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QuestionWill my eWallet money ever expire?Community AnswerIt will not expire, but there are charges for keeping the money there.
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QuestionHow do I get my eWallet PIN if I left my phone at home?Community AnswerYou cannot. You need your phone or the FNB App to get a PIN.
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QuestionIs it possible to have a negative balance on FNB eWallet?Community AnswerNo. An ewallet only allows you to withdraw what you have in that ewallet account; it never goes into overdraft like other accounts.
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QuestionMy eWallet's PIN number has expired. How do I get a new one to access my funds?Community AnswerDial *120*277# to request a new pin. If you do not have funds then you can dial *130*277# to recharge first.
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