To transfer money to Alipay through WeChat, you need to withdraw cash through WeChat first and then transfer the money to Alipay through your bank card.
Operation steps for transferring money from WeChat to Alipay:
1. Open WeChat, enter the "Me" interface, find the wallet, click on change, and then click to enter the change interface. There is no bank binding The card needs to be bound to transfer money. After the binding is completed, click on the change to enter the change interface. Under the money in this interface, there are two options: recharge and withdrawal. Click on the withdrawal and the payment interface will appear.
2. On the payment interface, after entering the withdrawal amount, click Next, enter the user's payment password, and then the withdrawal is successful (withdrawal requires a handling fee), and wait for the WeChat withdrawal to be successful.
3. Open Alipay and enter the My interface. First, you need to bind the bank card that has been withdrawn from WeChat and enter the bank card interface. On this interface, you must first determine whether to bind the bank card. If not, click the "+" in the upper right corner to bind it.
4. After binding, click to enter "Account Balance", find the "Recharge" option, and click Recharge to enter it.
5. On the recharge interface, enter the amount, also select the bank card you just selected for WeChat withdrawal, and then click "Next".
6. The payment password pops up. After entering it, the system will automatically jump and prompt that the recharge is successful. In this way, the WeChat transfer to Alipay is successful.
Operating environment:
Brand model: Huawei mate30
System version: Hongmeng 2.0
App version: 10.2.50
1. Definition:
Transfer accounts refer to a type of currency collection and payment that does not use cash directly, but transfers money from a payment account to a collection account through a bank. Bank currency settlement method.
It gradually developed with the development of the banking industry. When the settlement amount is large and the distance is long, using transfer settlement can make it safer and faster. In modern society, the vast majority of commodity transactions and currency payments are conducted through transfer settlement.
2. Classification:
There are many methods of transfer settlement, which can be mainly divided into two categories: intra-city settlement and long-distance settlement.
1. Intra-city settlement includes check settlement, payment authorization settlement, intra-city collection and commitment settlement, collection without commitment settlement and limit check settlement, etc.;
2. Remote settlement Including remote collection and commitment settlement, remote entrusted collection settlement, exchange settlement, letter of credit settlement and limit settlement, etc.
Banks handling transfer settlements and units handling transfer settlements at banks should abide by the principles of clearing both money and goods, safeguarding the legitimate rights and interests of both payers and recipients, and not allowing banks to advance funds. In addition, transfer settlement should also comply with relevant national regulations. As a method of bank settlement, transfer has a wide range of applications. Transfer settlement can be carried out between the same city and different places, between unit accounts and unit accounts, between unit accounts and personal accounts, and between personal accounts and personal accounts.
3. Other information:
On March 28, 2019, the central bank made appropriate adjustments to the self-service teller machine transfer management policy, that is, when handling business for individuals through self-service teller machines, you can The payee's name, account number, transfer amount and other information are displayed in Chinese on the transfer acceptance interface (including foreign language interfaces) (the name should be desensitized), and a clear prompt in Chinese that the business will arrive in the account in real time and be confirmed by the customer. For those who meet the above requirements, the requirement that transfers from self-service teller machines arrive within 24 hours will no longer be implemented.
On March 28, 2019, the requirement for transfers to arrive after 24 hours will be cancelled, and real-time arrival will be implemented.