Indeed, did you send money by mistake, or did you fall into a scam? You can still get your money back! Next, learn how to reverse ewallet transfer.

Also, understand how much this can cost and how quickly you will get your money back!

Next, learn how to reverse an FNB eWallet transaction via mobile banking. To do so, you just need to follow the steps below:

Once confirmed, the funds will be returned to the eWallet account.

To confirm that everything went well, a notification will be sent to the sender and receiver of the transaction.

Therefore, it is also possible to reverse an FNB eWallet transaction through the call center. For that, you can follow these steps:

The representative will verify your identity, making the transaction eligible for reversal.

If the transaction is eligible, the representative will initiate the reverse process. It will then provide you with a confirmation number.

Once the reversal is complete, the funds will be returned to the sender’s eWallet account. A notification will be sent to the sender and receiver to confirm the process.

Indeed, you can reverse an FNB eWallet transaction from your smartphone. For that, you need the FNB app. After downloading it, follow these steps:

Indeed, the cost to reverse an FNB eWallet payment depends on the circumstances of the transaction.

You can request a reversal if you accidentally sent money to the wrong recipient. If you made this transaction at the bank or over the phone, you must pay R65 per transaction.

The transaction was made via cellphone banking, the reversal fee is R16.5 per transaction.

FNB will not be held responsible for money sent to an incorrect mobile number. Furthermore, rollback operations are not guaranteed and may not be authorized.

If the recipient has already withdrawn the funds or the payment was made fraudulently, FNB can reverse the transaction.

In fact, the FNB eWallet is an extremely cheap and high-tech service. After all, customers who opt for this service have few fees for using this tool.

With each operation, you must pay a fee of R2. For every R100 transferred, you must pay a fee of R2.30.

So if you transfer R500 from your account to your eWallet, you will pay a total fee of R13.50. Customers of this digital wallet also pay a fee per period of inactivity.

After six months of no activity in your wallet, you will pay a “fine” of R4.95 monthly. Every time you send money to your wallet, you are entitled to a free withdrawal.

If you want to make additional withdrawals, you will have to pay an amount of R11 per operation. If you opt for withdrawals at partner retail stores, you’ll pay R2 each.

Indeed, the processing time for an FNB eWallet reversal may vary depending on several factors.

In general, FNB aims to process eWallet reversals as quickly as possible. Thus, most transactions should be reversed within a few hours or less.

However, in some cases, the reversal may take 24 to 48 hours to complete.

If you have any concerns or questions about the processing time for an eWallet reversal, please seek help. Contact FNB customer support for more information.

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