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    How To Check eWallet Balance On Phone

    Damaris GatwiriBy Damaris GatwiriOctober 15, 2025No Comments3 Mins Read
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    An eWallet is a convenient and secure way to send, receive, and withdraw money without needing a bank account. Many South Africans use the FNB eWallet service to receive funds directly to their mobile phones. If you have received money through eWallet, you can easily check your balance on your phone at any time. Whether you are using an FNB SIM card or another network, the process is simple and fast.

    Here’s how to check your eWallet balance on your phone using different methods.

    1. Check eWallet Balance via USSD

    The easiest and most common way to check your eWallet balance is through a USSD code, which works on all types of phones, including feature phones without internet access.

    • Dial 120277# on your cellphone.
    • Select the “Check Balance” option from the menu.
    • Your available eWallet balance will appear on your screen.

    This method is free and works on all major networks such as MTN, Vodacom, Cell C, and Telkom. You do not need mobile data or an FNB app for this option.

    1. Check eWallet Balance via FNB App

    If you have the FNB Banking App, you can use it to manage your eWallet and check your balance quickly.

    • Open the FNB app on your smartphone.
    • Log in using your username and password.
    • On the home screen, tap on “eWallet” under your accounts list.
    • Your balance and recent transactions will be displayed immediately.

    This method also allows you to view your transaction history, transfer funds, or send money to another eWallet.

    1. Check eWallet Balance via FNB Online Banking

    You can also check your eWallet balance online if you have internet access.

    • Go to www.fnb.co.za on your browser.
    • Log in to your FNB Online Banking profile.
    • Click on “eWallet” from the account list.
    • Your balance and transaction details will appear on the screen.

    This method is ideal if you prefer checking your eWallet balance on a computer or tablet.

    1. Check eWallet Balance via FNB ATM

    If you are near an FNB ATM, you can check your eWallet balance physically.

    • Go to any FNB ATM.
    • Press the green “Enter” button on the ATM keypad.
    • Select “eWallet Services.”
    • Choose “Check Balance.”
    • Enter your eWallet PIN to view your balance.

    You can also withdraw funds from the same ATM if needed.

    1. Check eWallet Balance via SMS Notification

    Each time you receive money through eWallet, you will get an SMS notification from FNB showing the amount received. Although this does not show your full balance, it gives you a quick idea of recent transactions.

    1. Important Tips
    • Always keep your eWallet PIN secure and never share it with anyone.
    • If you lose your phone, contact FNB immediately to block unauthorized access.
    • Remember that eWallet balances expire after a certain period if unused, so withdraw or spend your funds promptly.

    Also Read: How To Check A Capacitor With A Multimeter

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    Damaris Gatwiri

    Damaris Gatwiri is a digital journalist, driven by a profound passion for technology, health, and fashion.

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