Please click any of the
options to
see the payment details.
Option 1 - Bank Wire Transfer Payment.
STEP 1:
For purpose of payment
validation, at the payment section of the entry form,
applicant should indicate
name of person to make payment.
If
for example a third party (that is someone else) will
make the payment then enter the name of the person at
the payment section of the form.
Optionally, you will upload scan copy of national id
card (e.g. International passport or drivers
license) and copy of utility bill
or bank statement
that has name and
address of the payer (bank statement is one page,
e.g. the one for 1st - 7th of this month) NOTE: If
a different person makes payment contrary to the name
indicated as the person to make payment, the payment is
invalid and is returned.
STEP 2:
When we receive the above we will generate an
invoice from our payment processors,
then send you the invoice with details on
how to transfer your payment from any bank in
your country to
the bank of our
payment processors. The invoice will
contain the bank account number for wire
transfer.
STEP 3:
With the invoice we have sent you, you will then
go to any bank in your country and tell them you
want to send wire transfer, the bank will give
you a form, you will fill the form with the
transfer details on the invoice, after which the bank
will then send the payment. Once our payment
processors receive your payment they will notify
us and we will send you
confirmation.
NOTE: The banks
will deduct transfer fees of about $25 to $35
depending on bank or sending country. Therefore
the
total amount on the invoice we will send you is
$130.
NOTE: While
filling the bank form if you enter name
different from the name of person indicated at
the ussafrica entry form as the person to make
payment, the payment is invalid and will be
returned.
Option 2 - GraphCard Payment - For applicants in
West Africa.
STEP 1:
Visit Graphcard website at
www.graphcard.com, you will see where is
written
GET STARTED,
then sign up (register) for
a free
personal buy online account.
Graphcard will automatically create an
account for you with their VTN partners (
www.virtualterminalnetwork.com). Check your email
for the login details for VTN. You will now use
VTN to send your payment through Graphcard.
NOTE:
GraphCard and their VTN partners provide payment
processing service. They will charge commission
when sending your payment. For you to pay $100 you need
to send about $130 (N20,000) so that when
commissions are deducted there will still be
enough balance for your entry fee.
STEP 2:
Send your entry fee by depositing cash
(about N20,000) at the Graphcard VTN partners designated banks
below:
(A) Bank PHB Branches
Account Name: VTNetwork Limited
Account No: 6020013484
(B) GTBank Branches
Account Name: VTNetwork Limited
Account No: 322 337792 110
STEP 3:
Once you have deposited fund at the Bank, login to your
VTN account, at the left side you will click "Confirm
deposits made at the bank"
a) Enter the amount you deposited.
B) Enter the bank slip/teller
number.
STEP 4:
Once your VTN account is credited, you will then
transfer the money into your Graphcard account. To do
this login to your Graphcard account and click on “Add
Funds”, then select option 1 VTN, then enter the amount
and click checkout.
STEP 5:
When the money is now in your Graphcard account, you will transfer payment to
ussafrica for your entry fee. To do this in your
graphcard account click on Make Payment, then click
'Transfer funds to Graphcard account of somebody else',
then use the following data:
Recipient email:
entryfee@ussafrica.org
Our Name: Ussafrica Organization
Amount: 100
Address:
143 Varik
Street, New York, U.S.A.
Tel/Fax:
+13603631468
NOTE: While
filling the bank form if you enter name
different from the name of person indicated at
the ussafrica entry form as the person to make
payment, the payment is invalid and will be
returned.
Please inform
us immediately you make payment so we can verify
and send you confirmation within
24 hours.
If you have further questions please contact
helpdesk@ussafrica.org
From:
Entry Processing Unit
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