Controlled by el Ministry of Information and Communications Technologythe company SuperGIROS It is the main financial services network in Colombia for the transfer of payments at national and international level. How long does it take to receive a payment and what is the deadline for a withdrawal?
How does SuperGIROS work?
Its more than 15,000 service locations distributed in the 32 departments throughout the country function as payment points for the different assistance programs of the National Governmentsuch as for example Solidarity Income, Families in Action, Colombia Mayor or Citizen Incomeand beneficiaries do not have to pay any additional costs to withdraw these subsidies.
As one of the most widely used financial service networks, both for its extensive coverage throughout the country, including urban and rural areas, and for its accessibility in areas where banking services are limited, it is important that you check if you have a payment because you have a deadline to withdraw it.
(READ: Citizen Income Tax: When do September payments start?)
What is the deadline for withdrawing a payment?
The turn comes immediately. However, the user receiving the money order has a maximum term of 30 calendar days to withdraw payment, counted from the date from which it is available.
Some banks do not charge their customers for using their own ATMs, others do. When it comes to other networks, there is a charge.
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How do I check if I have a payment?
To check if they have a transfer in your name, you must follow these steps:
1. Access the query tracking page through the SuperGIROS website.
2. Enter the type of identification (ID card, identity card, passport, etc.) and the number.
3. After entering the data, you must click on “Submit”.
4. The system will show you whether or not you have any pending turns.
(FURTHER: Citizen Income: How do I know if my payment is in SuperGIROS?)
Created in 2006 with the aim of improving and facilitating the Colombian economy through postal money transfers, the company has a modern data transmission system and a wide network of offices from which users can access its services for carrying out national and international money transfers both in person and virtually.
