How To Change Your Cellphone Number On NSFAS Wallet


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If you have not received your allowance due to a cellphone number update, you might need to make a change. Here's how to change your phone number on your myNSFAS account.


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NSFAS has said that if you have not received your allowance due to a cellphone number update, you will need to update your cellphone number which is used for your NSFAS wallet.

How To Change Your NSFAS Cell Number

To change your number and other NSFAS contact details you need to:

  1. Log into your myNSFAS account
  2. Proceed to update your personal details
  3. Change your current cellphone number on the myNSFAS portal to that of your NSFAS wallet account, if they're different
  4. Now change that number to the new cellphone number you wish to use on your NSFAS wallet account
  5. You will then receive an SMS advising you to verify your wallet account by dialling *120*176# from your new cell phone number
  6. Enter your password
  7. You will be required to re-verify
  8. Follow the prompts on your cellphone to complete the process

If you are unable to access your myNSFAS account to submit this request, you may send a request to NSFAS via the NSFAS social media inbox (DM) or email.

You can also contact NSFAS for assistance by calling 08000 67327 or reach them on their social media accounts.

eZaga Change Phone Number

There are different procedures to follow to change your cellphone number for your NSFAS eZaga phone number. Click here for the article on eZaga for details.

How To Change Number on Coinvest NSFAS Account

There are once again different steps to take to change your number on the Coinvest system. Coinvest is another one of the NSFAS Fintech providers. Read this article about Coinvest for full details.

 

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