How to Reverse eWallet in South Africa

How to Reverse eWallet in South Africa in 2024?

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How to Reverse eWallet in South Africa in 2024? Many South Africans don’t know how to reverse an eWallet. An eWallet transaction can be reversed in South Africa as long as the money has not yet been withdrawn at an ATM. In this article, you will learn how to reverse eWallet  payment in South Africa in South Africa.

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What is eWallet?

eWallet is used by FNB customers to send money instantly to anyone with a valid South African cellphone number. The FNB eWallet is one of the quickest ways to send money to someone in South Africa.

There are many ways to reverse eWallet in SA.

FNB eWallet Reversal Number

How to Reverse eWallet in South Africa

  • Step 1: Dial *120*321# on your mobile phone [USSD]
  • Step 2: Select option 4 for “Send Money”
  • Step 3: Next, select option 5 for “eWallet reversal”
  • Step 4: Select the transaction that you want to reverse

eWallet Reversal Number

Call 087 575 9405 to request a Send Money transaction reversal. The eWallet reversal could take up to 4 business days.

How to Send an eWallet in South Africa

Use Cellphone banking to send an eWallet:

  • Step 1: Dial *120*321#
  • Step 2: Select ‘Send Money’
  • Step 3: Select ‘eWallet’
  • Step 4: Select the account you want to send money from.
  • Step 5: Key in the cellphone number you want to send to.
  • Step 6: Enter the amount you want to send.
  • Step 7: Select ‘Yes’ to send an SMS with an ATM PIN to the recipient for easy withdrawal.
  • Step 8: Confirm the amount and cellphone number.

How to Withdraw eWallet from FNB ATM in South Africa

  • Step 1: Visit your the FNB ATM
  • Step 2: At the FNB ATM select the green button (Enter/Proceed) OR select ‘Cardless Services’
  • Step 3: Select ‘eWallet Services’
  • Step 4: Key in your cellphone number and select ‘Proceed’
  • Step 5: Key in the ATM PIN you received via SMS.
  • Step 6: Select the amount you want to withdraw.
  • Step 7: Take your cash.

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