My Nsfas Ewallet Balance 2024-2025

 

My Nsfas Ewallet Balance 2024-2025

My Nsfas Ewallet Balance 2024-2025: This is one of the most frequent queries students ask after getting approved for NSFAS funding and activating their NSFAS wallet. Have you received your NSFAS allowances and do you want to know how much NSFAS gave you? Again, have you withdrawn some of your NSFAS allowances and you want to know how much is left in your wallet? Well then, you’re at the right post to take you through the steps. In this article, we’re showing you how you can check your NSFAS balance online.

 

How To Check Your NSFAS Balance

There are two ways to check the balance in your NSFAS wallet to view the Nsfas statement of account. Check using your cell phone or via the internet.

Via cellphone

On your cellphone,

1. Dial USSD code *134*176#
2. Enter your password
3. Click Send
4. Select option 2. Query
5. Finally, view your cash balance and transactions.

Via online

To check your nsfas wallet online (nsfas eWallet),

1. Navigate to celbux.appspot.com.
2. Log into your account by typing in your cellphone number and password.
3. Click the “Login” button.
4. In your account, click “More”.
5. Then, click “Transactions”.
6. Now, you can view your wallet balance.

Students must ensure that they have access to the cellphone number that they provided to NSFAS when applying for funding. This is because that number will be used to deposit their funds.

If your contact details have changed then you may update your cellphone number by registering on myNSFAS with your Facebook or Google account and then updating the number. This number must be accessible to you at all times.

 

How do I update my account details with NSFAS?

How to make changes to your National Student Financial Aid Scheme account:

• Please visit nsfas.org.za and log in.
• Please enter your username and password (under the ‘already registered’ option) to continue.
• Click the ‘sign in’ button.
• Please go to ‘My Personal Details’ and change the inaccurate cell phone number with the right one (the same can be done with other incorrect information)

 

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