This article shows you how you can use PayNow to fund your Coinhako account and answers some frequently asked questions.
1. On the Superwallet page, select Deposit under SGD
2. Select PayNow
3. On this page, you will see your PayNow deposit details
UEN: 201332728RSGD
Unique deposit code: Unique to each user and transfer method
PayNow QR: Contains the UEN and deposit code unique to each user
4. Save the QR code and upload to your bank app, or copy and input the UEN and Deposit Code into your banking app to deposit:
DBS/POSB
Launch your DBS/POSB app.
Select ‘PayNow’ and log in.
Select ‘PayNow to UEN’, then enter the UEN copied from your Coinhako app.
Enter the amount and the Deposit Code under ‘Enter UEN/Bill reference No.’, then select ‘Next’.
Select ‘Transfer Now’.
OCBC
Log in to your OCBC app
Tap on the menu in the top-left of the screen.
Select ‘Transfer and Payment’.
Select UEN and enter the UEN copied from your Coinhako app, then select ‘Hako Technnology Pte Ltd’.
Enter the amount and enter the Deposit Code under ‘Add a message’, then select ‘Next;
Confirm that all the information displayed is correct, then slide to complete the transaction.
UOB
Log in to your UOB app
Tap on the 'Home' icon on the bottom bar
Go to 'PayNow' and select UEN
Enter the UEN, Deposit and the amount
Select ‘Next’
Confirm that all the information displayed is correct, then slide to complete the transaction.
For PayNow guides for other banks, refer here:
Banks in Singapore do not charge for outgoing or incoming PayNow transfers, and Coinhako does not charge any additional fees for PayNow.
PayNow deposits will typically be processed within 5 minutes, though there may be occasions where banks are down for maintenance, or if your transaction gets checked by the bank. In such cases, it can take anywhere from a few minutes to a couple of hours for the transaction to be processed or refunded.
If the deposit code is not provided, the deposit will automatically be refunded within 24 hours, though most refunds should take less than 30 minutes.
If the deposit code provided is for a different transfer method, the deposit will fail and you will be refunded automatically.
If the deposit code provided belongs to another user, the money will be deposited into their account instead of yours.
Not at the moment, but we’re looking into bringing this feature to you soon.