Where Can I Withdraw Absa CashSend? ATM, Pick n Pay, Boxer (2026)

In short: Absa’s CashSend page says you collect at an Absa ATM, Pick n Pay or Boxer — not Shoprite. You need the 10-digit reference / withdrawal number (SMS) and the 6-digit PIN from the sender. The send is available for 30 days; unredeemed CashSends can be managed in Absa Online Banking. Confirm on Absa before you travel. Not financial advice.

Source: Absa CashSend.

Where you can withdraw Absa CashSend

Absa currently lists only these collection points:

Absa ATM (CashSend Withdrawal)
Pick n Pay till
Boxer till

Claims about Shoprite, Checkers, Spar or other stores are often outdated or mixed up with other banks’ cash products. Stick to what Absa lists today. See also: Can you withdraw Absa CashSend at Shoprite or Spar?

What you need (reference + PIN)

10-digit reference or withdrawal number — Absa says this is sent to the recipient’s cellphone by SMS
6-digit PIN / access code — created by the sender (Absa also calls this the ATM access PIN or Code). The sender should share it safely with you

You need both codes to collect. If the SMS never arrives, do not guess the reference from a stranger’s WhatsApp — follow Absa CashSend SMS not received. Do not share the PIN with people who are not helping you withdraw at the till or ATM.

How long does Absa CashSend last?

Absa states the CashSend transaction is available for 30 days only. After that, the sender should manage unredeemed CashSends via Absa Online Banking (per Absa’s page). Plan collection before the window closes.

Withdraw at an Absa ATM

At the Absa ATM select CashSend Withdrawal
Enter the 10-digit reference or withdrawal number from the SMS
Enter the 6-digit PIN from the sender
Withdraw the money

You do not need an Absa card or Absa account to collect CashSend at the ATM — you need the two codes above.

Withdraw at Pick n Pay or Boxer

Go to any till at Pick n Pay or Boxer
Give the till operator the 10-digit withdrawal number and 6-digit PIN
You receive the full CashSend amount (per Absa’s wording)

If a store till cannot process CashSend, try another listed retailer or an Absa ATM — do not assume every grocery brand is on Absa’s list.

Limits (from Absa — confirm in the channel used to send)

Absa’s CashSend page currently notes (app / online / ATM send paths): R5 000 per day and R25 000 per month for existing and once-off beneficiaries. Cellphone banking on the same page lists lower limits (R500 per day / R3 000 per month). Absa recommends amounts in R50 increments or rounded to the nearest R100. Always confirm live limits and fees in the channel the sender used. Sending without the app: Absa CashSend without the app.

Last checked: September 2026 against Absa CashSend. Collection points and limits can change — confirm on Absa. Not financial advice.