The Instant EFT payment option just got better

The Instant EFT payment option has a new look.

Please note that your banking information remains encrypted – giving you a safe and instant way to pay your account.

Important Notes

• Your banking information remains encrypted – giving you a safe and instant way to pay your account.
• You will see new layout for the Instant EFT.
• You will see a new secure link or SafeLink for Instant EFT – secure.stitch.money.
• Your payment will be processed instantly so you can keep watching
• Choose “remember me” to pay in one tap next time you top up your account (payment information is secure).

How to make a payment with the new Instant EFT

Here’s how to make an instant payment:

• Go to the ‘Manage’ tab in the MyDStv app, or Select option 1 on WhatsApp, log into MyDStv on the website. You can also access this option via the secure quick payment link DStv sends via SMS.
• Tap “Pay now” and choose “Instant EFT”.
• Select your bank and enter your online banking login details – all secure
• Choose the account you wish to pay from and confirm or enter your one-time pin.
• Your account will be updated instantly so you can keep watching your favourite shows – no need to make a call or leave your home.
• You can select “Pay in 1 click next time” to make your payment in a single tap the next time you need to settle your account.

Protect Your Payment Information

Remember that…

1. Look out for spelling or grammar mistakes

A common sign that an email or SMS isn’t legitimate is that it contains spelling and/or grammar mistakes. Check closely for spelling and grammar mistakes.

2. Always check links and URL’s

The link in a phishing email may at first look legitimate. However, when you move the mouse over /hover over the link (without clicking it), and the actual URL is different than the one displayed – that is a sign of phishing.

3. Look at the sender’s address or source of the message

Be cautious of unfamiliar company names with web-based email addresses.

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