How To Get Started With Steward Bank’s WhatsApp Banking

Steward Bank has just come up with something that’s quite revolutionary in our banking sector with its introduction of WhatsApp Banking. Its customers are now able to access Steward Bank’s banking services on Zimbabwe’s favorite and most used app, WhatsApp.

Being able to buy airtime, make payments and all that other banking stuff on WhatsApp makes Steward Bank relateable to many people which might perhaps prompt some people to migrate to it. Anyhow, I’m just here to talk about how one can get started with Steward Bank’s WhatsApp Banking. Here’s how:

Save the following number in your phone with any name you want (maybe Steward Bank)- 0777222333
Open your WhatsApp and go into the Steward Bank chat
Send “Hi” to the Steward Bank number
You will be automatically replied with a bot which calls itself Batsi
The Bot will ask your name, so just give it your name. (There is an option to change the name later on)
Batsi will then ask you what you’d want to do by listing all Steward Bank’s banking service’s
Welcome to Steward Bank’s WhatsApp banking service. Now start to do all that stuff you want to do like sending money, making payments etc.

Don’t fret, you don’t need my help anymore because Batsi will be communicating with you and helping you how to do every kind of banking service you want to do.

Enjoy your WhatsApp Banking

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