Pick n Pay has introduced a new money transfer service that allows customers to send money between its network of 1,400 stores. The service operates domestically and has a minimum transaction amount of R50 and a maximum of R3,000. Customers can register for the service at any Pick n Pay store using their valid ID document.
Pick n Pay has launched a new money transfer service which will allow customers to send money from one store to another across its network of 1,400 locations.
The minimum allowed to be sent is R50, with a maximum of R3,000 per transaction and a monthly limit of R25,000. The service has a single registration process, where a customer signs up with their valid ID document at any store.
Pick N Pay Money Transfer Service Network Locations Domestic Transaction Registration ID Document
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