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    Absa unveils ChatWallet, accessible directly within WhatsApp

    Recognizing the importance of meeting customers where they are, Absa has unveiled its latest innovation: ChatWallet, a cutting-edge wallet accessible directly within WhatsApp. ChatWallet is the natural progression of Absa’s successful ChatBanking solution, initially launched on Facebook and WhatsApp in 2018. 

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    However, with ChatWallet, Absa takes accessibility to a whole new level, providing users with a comprehensive suite of banking functionalities right within the familiar interface of WhatsApp.

    One of the standout features of ChatWallet is its seamless transition to a transactional bank account, offering users the full spectrum of digital banking services. From sending and receiving payments to managing beneficiaries and conducting cash withdrawals and deposits, ChatWallet serves as an all-in-one solution for hassle-free and versatile banking on the go.

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    What sets ChatWallet apart from similar products in the market is its focus on affordability, extensive product offerings, and user-friendly interface. Absa is committed to ensuring that ChatWallet makes a tangible difference in enhancing the ease of access to entry-level banking services in South Africa.

    Key features of ChatWallet include:

    • Access to banking services via WhatsApp
    • Security with biometric verification
    • Secure storage of funds
    • Receipt of money via ChatWallet (up to R25,000)
    • Free day-to-day banking with zero monthly fees
    • Free ATM cash deposits
    • No charge for prepaid electricity, airtime, and data purchases
    • One free CashSend transaction per month
    • Competitive pay-as-you-transact costs
    • Ability to view wallet details and transaction history, change ChatWallet PIN, and recall unredeemed CashSend payments
    • Opportunity to upgrade to a transactional account and join Absa Rewards for free
    • Covered by Absa’s digital fraud warranty

    Moreover, applying for ChatWallet is simple and straightforward. All you need is to be 18 years or older, have a valid South African ID number, and a RICA’d cellphone number linked to WhatsApp. Notably, you don’t need an existing bank account or be an Absa customer to access ChatWallet, making it a truly inclusive solution for all.

    Addressing concerns about safety, Absa ensures that ChatWallet is a secure platform. Users undergo a verification process before accessing the wallet, and additional security measures such as a digital PIN safeguard transactions. Furthermore, messages within ChatWallet are encrypted, ensuring the privacy and security of user interactions.

    Importantly, ChatWallet isn’t limited to South African citizens alone. Non-citizens with a valid South African ID number can also avail themselves of this innovative banking solution, further extending its reach and impact.

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