So to make things a bit easier for you, here’s a quick tutorial on how you can make payments on the FNB App. I’m sure by now you would have probably guessed how ‘great’ FNB’s tutorials are.
Fnb app how to#
If you’re not sure how to make a payment using the FNB App then keep reading, I’ll quickly cover that next. So If you need the money back, I recommend sending the R301 to a family member then ask them to return it.
Fnb app verification#
FNB just wants to see some kind of transaction on the App you just installed to trigger the verification process. Just to be clear, it seems like you don’t actually need to pay anyone to use the App. It’s almost like they try to pass it off as general knowledge. Pretty crazy that they don’t mention this anywhere right? I literally had to scrape it out of the FNB customer service team.
Once the payment has been confirmed, the App will automatically verify on your online banking profile after exactly 7 days. I finally contacted an FNB representative, and here’s how they said you should verify your FNB App.Īccording to FNB (First National Bank), to verify the FNB App on your mobile device, you need to make a minimum payment of R301 to anyone using the FNB App. If this sounds familiar, you’re not alone it seems like everyone is having this same annoying issue, including myself. Login to the FNB App, go to Authorise -> Click "Financials" -> Click "Payments" -> You should see the eFiling payment which you can review and authorise.So you just installed the FNB (First National Bank) mobile app on your mobile device then you went over to your online banking profile to verify your device, only to find out there’s NO menu option to verify it.
Fnb app Pc#
This only works if the payment has been submitted on the PC first. How to authorise an eFiling payment on the FNB App (FNB Enterprise) Login -> Payments -> Select "eFiling" tab - > Click "eFiling Menu" (yellow bar on left of the screen) - > Click on "Submit eFiling payment" -> Select the relevant payment and click continue. This is not useful if one user submits and authorises, but can be helpful if one user submits and another needs to authorise.
They can however be authorised on the FNB app. Unfortunately, SARS eFiling payments cannot be submitted on the FNB App. Check if all payment details are correct.Ĭlick the ‘Pay’ button or Cancel if details are incorrect (this will return you back to the list of payments)Ĭlick the ‘Finish’ button once the ‘Thank You’ page and you are done.įor FNB Enterprise, SARS eFiling payments need to be submitted and then authorised. Select the ‘eFiling + Smart IDs’ sub tab on the ‘Pay Recipient’ Page.Ī list of eFiling Payment requests (which you created on the SARS site) will appear with a ‘Pay’ and ‘Delete’ button next to each request.Ī ‘Please Confirm’ page will appear citing the details of the transaction. Select the ‘Payments’ tab or ‘Payments’ icon on the FNB home page. Steps on how to release the payment from FNB (Desktop) Once you have processed your payment on SARS eFiling, you need to authorise the payment on your bank platform to be released to SARS. A Credit Push transaction can be cancelled only before it is approved. Credit Push payments are considered to be irrevocable and can only be made if the account holder has the necessary funds. This forms an instruction to the bank to make the payment to SARS. When making a payment to SARS, eFiling will send a payment request to your bank which will reflect the amount that needs to be paid on the relevant bank product.
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