How To Transfer Money from SASSA Card to Capitec: A Guide
Having this SASSA card, the agency of South African Social Security, becomes a vital financial channel for beneficiaries of social grants. On the one hand, Capitec Bank is indeed an acknowledged bank in South Africa. Unlike the DTS app no amount that you directly transfer from your SASSA card to Capitec is possible. However, you can link these two electronic cards to access withdrawals and other transactions through your Capitec app.
This guide shares the steps I’ve personally tried and helps you transfer money from SASSA card directly to Capitec bank account.
Transfer Money from Your SASSA Card to Capitec Bank: Two Different Ways
Although you cannot presently transfer SASSA card funds directly to your Capitec bank account, there is an agreeable alternative way Capitec offers to manage your grant.
How to Transfer Money From Sassa Card to Capitec Via Online Method?
Sending money from the SASSA account to the Capitec Bank account can be done easily. Although direct transfers are not possible, you can follow these steps to achieve the desired outcome:
Visit the SASSA Change Banking Details Page
Complete the SASSA Banking Details Form Online
Verify Your Details
Enter Capitec Bank Account Details
Submit the Form
Remember that this process ensures that your SASSA card is linked to your Capitec account, allowing you to withdraw funds conveniently. Always verify the latest procedures with the respective institutions to stay up-to-date.
How to Transfer Grant From Saasa Directly to Your Bank Account?
If you want to direct deposit from SASSA to Capitec bank account offline, follow these steps:
Obtain the SASSA Annexure C Form
You have two options to get the form
Fill the Form
Submit the Form
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Always make sure that all of your information is accurate and is kept up to date. This offline process guarantees that you can use your account on the go and access your money easily.
What are Checkers, Pick n Pay & Boxer Stores for Sassa Grants?
Let’s explore how Checkers, Pick n Pay, and Boxer Stores are involved in distributing SASSA grants:
Checkers
Checkers is one of the big foodstuff retailing companies in South Africa. SRD grant recipients employ Checkers stores to withdraw their allowances. The establishment intends to offer more secure and accessible channels to money for the beneficiaries of the grant.
To collect the grant at Checkers, beneficiaries must follow specific steps:
Pick n Pay
Next, another big name from South Africa, Pick n Pay is among retail chains.
As verified Sassa (Social Welfare & Social Development) grant receiveers can collect their R350 Social Relief of Distress grant from Pick n Pay stores all across the country.
Like in the case of Checkers, beneficiaries receive a text message from SASSA specifying the location and pick-up date.
Boxer Stores
The interactive relationships between supermarkets and SASSA facilitate the collection of grants to those in need as well as increase the efficiency of the process.
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Conclusion
Although the implementation of a direct transfer from a SASSA to a Capitec Bank card is not feasible, the workaround of linking your SASSA card to a Capitec account provides a practical option. The smart card saves you time by eliminating the long queues at ATMs and safely manages your finances.