New feature
12 May 2025
Receive an International payment
Learn how to receive, accept and manage incoming international payments
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To begin, go to your home screen and select Transact (on the bottom navigation).
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Next, select Pay.
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Now select Overseas payment.
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On the International payments screen, select the Incoming International Payments option (to receive an overseas payment).
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Next, on the Incoming Payments screens, select the My Payments tab to view your payments which are pending your approval.
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Now, select a payment to view your incoming payment details and accept the funds.
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Review the incoming international payment details:
- From
- Currency and amount
- Fees
- Remitter’s banking details
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Then scroll down and select the Reason for the incoming payment.
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Now, select your Reason for the payment from the dropdown options.
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Next, you must accept the following:
- accept the Balance of Payment (BoP) declaration,
- confirm that your personal details are correct,
- accept terms and conditions; and
- agree to the data protection consent
When you are ready, scroll down and select CONTINUE to proceed.
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Finally, you have 30 seconds to ACCEPT the Exchange rate.
If 30 seconds expire, you can refresh the screen for the new rate.
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All done! You have successfully accepted your incoming international payment.
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Now scroll down and select DONE to return to your Incoming payments screen.
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Back on the Incoming Payments screen, you will see your payment status has changed to Processing.
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