Yanapay Bonus: Everything you need to know about the digital wallet

If you still do not have a digital wallet, but this modality corresponds to you, you can open an account on a cell phone with a line in your name.

Keep in mind that once the deposit has been made in your wallet, you can pay digitally in warehouses and markets, make transfers to other people or, if you wish, withdraw it at any ATM or agent of the respective bank. The requirements are: be a beneficiary of the Yanapay and have a cell phone in your mid-range name.

If you are an active user of a digital wallet: As of October 5, enter the consultation platform of the Yanapay to validate that you are a beneficiary in this modality. Then, from October 7, you will receive a text message with the confirmation of the deposit, which will be reflected in your wallet within 72 hours.

If you are a potential user of digital wallet: As of October 5, enter the consultation platform of the Yanapay to validate that you are a beneficiary in this modality. If you still don’t have digital walletYou can download it to a cell phone with a line in your name and register on it.

Then, you must validate the data of your wallet in the consultation platform of the Yanapay, from October 11 to 26. Your information will be verified with Osiptel and with the wallet correspondent.

Within the following 72 hours, enter the query platform again to check if your data was verified correctly. If your data is compliant, your financial support Yanapay will be deposited in your wallet from October 22. You will also receive an SMS message confirming the deposit.

Gradual, diversified and safe

The financial support payment process Yanapay It will be carried out through 17 private banking entities and the Banco de la Nación. It is gradual because it is done in groups and progressively. And the most important thing is safe because digital modalities are being used to avoid coronavirus infections.

The individual subsidy began to be paid on September 13 to group 1, made up of users of the social programs Pensión 65, Juntos y Contigo, from Midis. Currently, this process continues with home delivery, through ‘pay carts’ or value transport companies, to users of these social programs with physical problems that prevent them from approaching Banco de la Nación agencies.

From October 18, the ‘paying carts’ will also bring financial support to group 3, made up of beneficiaries who do not belong to social programs and who at the same time live in rural locations that do not have financial entities. Finally, as of December 17, group 4 will be paid, made up of beneficiaries who do not have a bank or cell phone account in their name.