Deposit Email Text For Free

You can receive an Interac e-Transfer by email or SMS text message. To deposit the money, select the link in the email or text message notification you receive from Interac and follow the instructions.

Requesting and Receiving Money via Gmail Set up Google Wallet with a debit card. Click on Compose to write a new email. Type in the email address of the person you want to request money from.

After the new recipient has been added, the user can select their email or mobile number to send through, the amount to send, and a security question and password the recipient must use to access the transfer. Once the user confirms all details, the amount is instantly debited from the bank account.

Smishing is a scam in which someone tries to get a user's personal or financial information via SMS or instant messaging (on social networks) by pretending to be an entity such as a bank or a credit card company.

Do not download any attachments. Interac does not send email attachments with their e-transfer notifications. If you receive an e-transfer notification you were not expecting, try to contact the sender separately through a different communication channel to confirm they are really trying to transfer money to you.

An email money transfer allows users to transfer funds between personal accounts, using email and their online banking service. Although completed via email, there is minimal cybersecurity worry as money is not actually transferred via email. The actual money is transferred via existing bank fund transfer networks.

Spotting a suspicious text message Any text message which asks you to update your banking details or log on to your account will be fake. The text message may even appear in a thread of previous genuine messages from Santander, such as previously sent OTP numbers.