How To Send and Recieve Money With Telenor Easy Paisa

In order to send money From Telenor Easy Paisa you need to go any of easy paisa shop with

Your oginal & valid Nadra CNIC along with 1 Photocopy (Mandatory)
Receiving person’s valid Nadra CNIC Number (Mandatory)
Your own mobile phone number (optional) & receiver’s mobile phone number (Optional)

If you have above mentioned three things, simply go to any authorized Easy Paisa outlet and do following

Tell easy paisa retailer the amount of money and give up-mentioned 3 things
easy paisa Retailer will do the transaction using his/her mobile phone (its like easy share), and will ask you to enter a pass code or secret code to enter provide it. Do not tell this secret code to everyone.
Once transaction is done, you will be given a Transaction ID and a hard copy of receipt.
Pay retailer the money you send+ service charges .If the Sender and Receiver mobile phone numbers are provided, Both the Sender and Receiver will be able to receive SMS transaction information message. You will not receive pass code in SMS, just the transaction ID, amount and CNIC numbers.
Service Charges:

Remember: Please do not waste/dispose of receipt, as it is going to be your only proof that you sent this money. Also note that Pass Code should not be given to any one…

Now give this Transaction ID and pass code you entered to receiving person, its done. Your Prosess is complete.
How to Recieve Money:
If a friend or family member has sent you money through ‘Money transfer’, then do following to collect your money
Make sure you have following things before you go to Easy Paisa outlet

Original & valid Nadra CNIC along with 1 Photocopy (Mandatory)
Transaction ID – that sender has told you (Mandatory)
Pass code – that sender has told you (Mandatory)
Once you have these things, go to any authorized Easy Paisa outlet, and do following

Tell the retailer your Transaction ID
Provide him/her with Original and photocopy of CNIC
And enter the pass code on retailer’s phone when he/she asks you
Take the money – and that’s it.