Need cash in a pinch? No need to sweat! Capitec Cash Send has got you covered. This convenient service allows you to send money to yourself or others, and then withdraw it easily at a variety of locations across South Africa. But with so many options, where do you even begin? Don’t worry, fellow Capitec customer, this guide will be your cash-finding compass!
Whether you’re craving a burger and forgot your wallet, need to pay back a friend for that weekend getaway, or simply want to access your funds without a Capitec card, Capitec Cash Send is your lifeline. But the real question is, where can you actually withdraw that cash once it’s been sent? Buckle up, because we’re about to embark on a journey through the Capitec Cash Send universe, revealing all the hidden (and not-so-hidden) gems where you can claim your hard-earned money!
From familiar supermarket checkouts to trusty Capitec ATMs, we’ll explore every nook and cranny of the Capitec Cash Send network, highlighting the benefits, fees, and operating hours of each location. So, ditch the stress and prepare to discover the easiest and most convenient ways to turn your Capitec Cash Send into cold, hard cash!
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Where Can I Withdraw Capitec Cash Send?
You can withdraw Capitec Cash Send using one of the following options:
- Capitec Bank ATMs: There are many Capitec Bank ATMs located throughout South Africa. You can find the nearest one using the Capitec Bank website or app.
- Shoprite, Checkers, Usave, Game, Pick n Pay, Boxer: You can withdraw Capitec Cash Send at the tills of these stores. Just let the teller know that you are collecting a Capitec Cash Send withdrawal.
- PEP, PEP HOME, PEP CELL: You can also withdraw Capitec Cash Send at the tills of these stores.
How Do I Collect My Capitec Cash Send?
- Visit any PEP, PEP HOME, PEP CELL, Shoprite, Checkers, Usave, Game, Pick n Pay, Boxer or Capitec ATM near you.
- When collecting in one of the partner stores, tell the teller that you have a cash transfer from a Capitec client.
- The teller will then ask for the reference number.
- You’ll be asked for the secret code (some retailers may ask you to confirm your name, surname, and cellphone number).
- Once validated, the cash will be paid to you instantly.
What You Need to Collect Your Capitec Cash Send?
To collect your Capitec Cash Send, you’ll need a few things:
1. Reference Number: The sender will receive a reference number via SMS when they send the money. You need this number to claim your cash.
2. 4-digit Secret Code: The sender also chooses a 4-digit secret code for the transaction. They’ll tell you this code separately from the reference number.
How Much Does Capitec Cash Send cost?
- To send R40 – R1 000: R9.50 on our app, Internet banking or *120*3279#
- To send R1 010 – R3 000: R16 on our app or Internet banking
- Collecting the cash is free at PEP, PEP HOME, PEP CELL, Shoprite, Checkers, Usave, Game, Pick n Pay, Boxer or Capitec ATM
FAQs
Here are some frequently asked questions about where you can withdraw Capitec Cash Send:
Where can I withdraw Capitec Cash Send?
You can withdraw Capitec Cash Send at any of the following locations:
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Capitec Bank branches: These are the most convenient option, as you can withdraw your money without any fees. Just bring your ID and the reference number for your Cash Send transaction.
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Pick n Pay and Boxer Supermarkets: You can withdraw your Cash Send at the till points in these supermarkets for a small fee. Just let the cashier know that you want to withdraw a Cash Send transaction.
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Spar and Tops at Spar stores: You can also withdraw your Cash Send at the till points in these stores for a small fee. Just let the cashier know that you want to withdraw a Cash Send transaction.
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Shoprite and Checkers supermarkets: You can withdraw your Cash Send at the Money Market counters in these supermarkets for a small fee. Just bring your ID and the reference number for your Cash Send transaction.
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Wimpy and Spur restaurants: You can withdraw your Cash Send at the till points in these restaurants for a small fee. Just let the cashier know that you want to withdraw a Cash Send transaction.
What are the fees for withdrawing Capitec Cash Send?
There are no fees for withdrawing Capitec Cash Send at Capitec Bank branches. However, there is a small fee for withdrawing at other locations. The fee will vary depending on the location, but it is typically around R9.50.
What do I need to bring with me to withdraw Capitec Cash Send?
You will need to bring your ID and the reference number for your Cash Send transaction.
What are the operating hours for withdrawing Capitec Cash Send?
The operating hours for withdrawing Capitec Cash Send will vary depending on the location. Capitec Bank branches are typically open from 9:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m., Monday to Friday. Supermarkets and restaurants will have their own operating hours.
Can I withdraw Capitec Cash Send if I don’t have a Capitec bank account?
Yes, you can withdraw Capitec Cash Send if you don’t have a Capitec bank account. However, you will need to know the reference number for the Cash Send transaction.
Conclusion
In conclusion, Capitec Cash Send offers a flexible and accessible way to access your cash around South Africa. With a variety of withdrawal locations including Capitec branches, supermarkets, and even restaurants, finding a convenient spot is never a challenge. While fees may apply outside of Capitec branches, the ease and speed of access often outweigh the minimal cost. So, whether you’re on the go, unbanked, or simply prefer the flexibility of cash in hand, remember that Capitec Cash Send has your back, ready to turn your digital funds into tangible realities.
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