Step by Step guide on How To withdraw /Receive Money In Nigeria Using Western Union

 Step by Step guide on How To withdraw /Receive Money In Nigeria Using Western Union

 Most Nigerians find it difficult to receive money from abroad after being sent through western union money transfer, a quite majority of Nigerians don’t know the necessary documents to present in other to claim their money, but today I I’ll show you the simple steps to take and the document to go with while trying to access your funds

The two steps are :

Withdraw your money straight into your bank account

Using this method to withdraw your money involves only 3 steps, as long as you follow this three steps correctly your money will definitely find its way into your bank account.

• Get a valid identification card such as voters card, National ID card,or Driver’s license this are the three most suitable documents you need.

• Get the tracking number (MTCN), this is a unique number that was generated when the depositor wanted to send the money  which is usually a 10-digit number.

• Check out the list of agent location and go to anyone closer to you. Click on this link choose any country (E.g Nigeria)and then click go to get list of all agent locations.

You will then go there and receive your money.

Having completed this step i listed above, you should be able to access your funds.
On a prepaid card:

How to Receive Western Union Money Transfers via Quickteller
(GTBank, StanbicIBTC or Wema Bank)

• Log on to Quickteller.com

• Click the on the Send and Receive Money tile

• Click the Western Union tile

• Select your bank, either GTBank, StanbicIBTC or Wema bank

• Under “Choose currency” select “Naira”

• Click “Receive money now” and the Western Union – Receive Money data page opens

Now carefully enter the following details:

• The MTCN (Money Transfer Control Number) as provided by the sender

• Sender’s Country

• Receiving account number i.e. your bank account number where you wish to receive the funds

• Receiving account type i.e. either current or savings

• Expected Amount in Naira as provided by the sender

• Under Receiving Currency leave the name of the bank and Naira as default.

• First Name (Receiving Account) which is your account first name as it appears at your bank

• Surname (Receiving Account) which is your account surname as it appears at your bank

• Mobile Number – your mobile number

• Answer to test question as provided by the sender

• Click “Continue”

• Confirm the details provided.