Fin-tech is a fast-growing sector that has soothed the way we make our financial transactions. That being said, I am about to show you how it has made depositing money in your bank account easier. The latest technology has deemed mobile wallet to bank account transfers and vise versa possible. However, this is only possible if you registered for mobile banking. Here is how you can deposit money from mobile money to the Standard Chartered account.
How to Deposit Money from MTN Mobile Money to Standard Chartered Bank Account
The steps below will guide you on how to send money from MTN MoMo wallet to your Standard Chartered account however charges will apply according to the MTN Uganda tariff plan;
1. Launch the dialer then dial *165# then press the send button.
2. Choose a number that corresponds to the Financial Services option.
3. Since we are transferring funds select option 1, Bank deposit.
4. Go to the next page and select a number that corresponds to Standard Chartered Bank.
5. Next, you will be prompted to enter the account number you are transferring money on.
6. Enter the amount that you are willing to transfer.
7. Then confirm the transaction with MTN mobile money pin.
NOTE: The SC account holder should strictly use a number used for mobile banking registration.
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How to Deposit Money from Airtel Money to Standard Chartered Bank Account
The steps below will show you how to send money from Airtel Money mobile account to a Standard Chartered account;
1. Open the phone app on your device then dial *185# and press the call button.
2. Select a number that corresponds to Financial Services.
3. Opt for option 1, Banks.
4. Go to the next page by entering 10 then select a number that corresponds to the Standard Chartered Bank option.
5. Key in the Account number.
6. Enter the amount that you want to deposit into your bank account.
7. Confirm transaction with Airtel Money pin.
NOTE: Transfer charges are determined by Airtel Uganda. The account holder should strictly use a number you used for mobile banking registration.