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# E-Wallet

## Introduction

Top-up E-Wallet is one of the features of Faspay SendMe (Disbursement) which serves to make it easier for partners to add balances to their e-wallet as a means of payment using electronic money.

## Transfer Flow

The following is an e-wallet top-up transfer flow on SendMe between Partner - Faspay – Bank.

<figure><img src="/files/MsWOfXdlvli2INYPHQSo" alt=""><figcaption><p>E-Wallet Transfer Flow</p></figcaption></figure>

**Description:**&#x20;

1. Partner sends a Transfer Request to the Faspay side. The partner hits the URL API -> `account/API/transfer.`
2. Faspay will validate the register whether the beneficiary account has registered in the Sendme account or not. If not, Faspay will automatically register the account.
3. Furthermore, Faspay will re-validate the partner on what e-wallet platform is used. (Example: OVO, GoPay, DANA, and LinkAja).
4. Then Faspay will forward the transfer request to the Bank.
5. Bank will send the response back to Faspay.
6. Faspay will continue the transfer response to the partner.

{% hint style="info" %}
For the integration step, please look forward to the section API Reference [here](https://docs.faspay.co.id/merchant-integration/api-reference-1/sendme/e-wallet-top-up)
{% endhint %}


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