How to send money with Absa Hello Money

Absa Ghana has introduced the mobile banking system ”Hello Money” for its customers to make a transaction from their bank account to their MoMo wallet. We’ll in this post show you how to send money with Absa Hello Money.

The mobile banking system ”Hello Money” has really help Absa customers from going to the bank to join or make a long queue for transactions which can spend almost all your time for the day.

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How to register

Note: In this tutorial, we will show you how to register and do these transactions and more with the use of the Hello Money (Only for Absa Customers)

1. Dial *895#
2. Select 1 (self-registration)
3. Enter branch name or code
4. Select 1 to confirm branch
5. Enter account number without the branch code
6. Select option 1 to accept the terms and conditions
7. Write out your DOB in the format YYYYMMDD and confirm the digit for a specific position as requested by the system. e.g. 4th and 7th position of your date of birth
8. Confirm debit card number
9. Enter debit card expiry date on your debit card
10. You will receive a 4-digit temporal PIN. Dial *895# to change your PIN

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How to Send money with Hello Money

1. Dial *895#
2. Select ‘Cardless Withdrawal (CashSend)’,
3. Enter recipient’s mobile number (this is mandatory)
4. Enter the amount
5. Select the account number to be debited
6. Create a 4-digit custom PIN for the transaction
7. Confirm PIN and Share with the recipient
8. Submit and pick voucher details and PIN on the confirmation screen
9. Pick voucher ID and your 4-digit PIN for Hello Money
10. Enter recipient’s mobile number (this is mandatory)
11. Confirm the transaction, and receive a confirmation note of the transaction. An SMS will be sent to the number entered at step 10 with the details of the voucher.
12. Send the PIN separately to the recipient for security reasons.

Source: TheGhanaTech.com