With a large coverage network Colombia, SuperGIROS It is the main platform used for sending and receiving transfers, as well as for the delivery of subsidies and assistance by the national government. A practical guide to check if you have a pending charge from your cell phone.
How does SuperGIROS work?
With the widest financial coverage network in Colombia, SuperGIROS It is the main platform used for sending and receiving transfers, as well as for the delivery of subsidies and assistance by the national government.
Its more than 15,000 offices distributed in 32 departments throughout the countryincluding urban and rural areas, allows people who live in municipalities and remote areas to access the help provided by the Government through various social programs, such as VAT Refund, Citizen Income and Colombia Mayor, without having to travel long distances .
Below is all the information you need to check from your cell phone if you have a payment available to collect through SuperGIROS.
(Further: Citizen Income: how do I know if I have a balance in Banco Agrario?)
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Source: SuperGiros – Social Network
How to check if I have a payment for SUPERGIROS
1. First of all, go to the official website: www.supergiros.com.co.
2. Enter the type and number of your identity card.
3. Click on the option: “Has my money order arrived?”
4. The system will provide the corresponding information.
(Read: Citizen Income: how do I know if I have a payment in SuperGIROS?)
What other way can I consult?
Likewise, users can directly download the SuperGIROS application on their cell phone, from where they can use all the services and check if they have a money order.
You can also check if you have a pending payment by phone, by contacting the official SuperGIROS line (01 8000 413 767).
You can only collect the money in person at the different service points by presenting your original ID.
It is important to note that beneficiaries do not need any intermediary or registration to access the assistance provided by the various social programs, since the classification process is automatic and the information is updated periodically through the Identification System of Potential Beneficiaries of Social Programs (Sisbén).
