Social Cash App: Transact and Socialize

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Social cash is a digital wallet app that combines social media and financial services. It gives you the ability to link and use all your social media platforms in one app while carrying out financial transactions. 

It also offers a virtual card that can be used to make payment globally and seamlessly, sell gift cards, pay bills and top up airtime. This is basically what this app is all about, but in this article we're going to put in details everything you need to know about social cash and how it can be used for our benefit.

Table of contents

  1. Features of social cash: what to expect 
  2. How to get started 
  3. How to get verified
  4. Is social cash legit?
  5. Summary

Features of social cash: what to expect

Social cash comprises of a lot of features which the developers has put in place to enable a smooth and easy navigation of the app.

These features include:

  1. Transact and socialize: users get to connect and link their Facebook, Instagram and Twitter handles to the app which enable them carryout financial transactions while chatting, commenting or posting on their social media platforms all from one app. 
  2. Pay with social card: it offers a globally accepted virtual card that can be used to carry out online transactions
  3. Currency exchange: easily swap currencies at black market rates. 
  4. Pay bills and airtime top-up: seamlessly settle bills and buy airtime at the comfort of your home

How to get started 

Getting started with a social cash app isn't that hard. All you have to do is head on to your Google play store or apple app store and download the app.

When you're done downloading the app

follow these simple steps:

  1. Open the app
  2. Click on sign up for a new account
  3. Input your details and submit
  4. Confirm the verification email sent to you and input the code
  5. Set up your pin and your done


After you're done with these steps you'll be directed to your dashboard, but to make use of the app you'll have to get verified.

How to get verified

Verification is in two stages, tier 1 and tier 2
To get verified for tier 1, your address and your BVN is required, this is to further secure and authenticate your account. While tier 2 requires a selfie and your BVN 
Just take a clear picture without facial coverings like glasses or a hat and wait to receive a message that you are verified. 

Is social cash legit?

With over 10,000 users worldwide Yes, social cash a is very safe and legit digital wallet for your money and it's also safe and convenient for your social media accounts.

Summary

Social cash is a social-fintech app that revolutionizes the way we make payments, with its extensive features and user-friendly interface it is tailor made to ease the stress that comes from making online transactions while using all your social media app from one app without disrupting your social media activities. 






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