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Virtual Account - Sahabat Insurance

In order to improve the quality of our services, we facilitate premium payments with payment services via Virtual Account (VA) which will be listed on every insurance policy of PT Asuransi Sahabat Artha Proteksi.

A Virtual Account is a digital payment method through an account that is created virtually for each customer. To make payments, customers will be referred to their own Virtual Accounts. A Virtual Account consists of a unique customer ID (you can find it in your premium note).

Following are the procedures for payment via BCA Virtual Account (VA):

m-BCA
1. Open m-BCA, select “m-Transfer”.
2. Select “BCA Virtual Account”.
3. Enter the Virtual Account number  and click “OK”.
4. Input your transfer amount and click “OK”.
5. Confirm the transaction detail and click “OK”.
6. Enter m-BCA PIN.
7. Transaction is successful.

ATM BCA
1. Insert your BCA debit card and enter your PIN.
2. Select "Other Transaction”.
3. Select "Transfer”.
4. Select "BCA Virtual Account”.
5. Input "Virtual Account Number"  select “OK”.
6. Input your transfer amount  and click “OK”.
7. Confirm the transaction detail and click “OK”.
8. Your transaction is complete.

Transfer From Other Bank 

Via Apps
1. Oper your Apps, input your code, select “Transfer”.
2. Select “Transfer - Other Bank”.
3. Select Bank BCA (014).
4. Enter your Virtual Account code on Beneficiary Account.
5. Input transfer amount, select “OK”.
6. Confirm the transaction detail, select “OK”.
7. Enter your PIN.
8. Transaction is successful.

Via ATM
1. Insert your card, input PIN, select “Transfer”.
2. Select “Transfer - Other Bank”.
3. Select Bank BCA (014).
4. Enter your Virtual Account code on Beneficiary Account.
5. Input transfer amount, select “OK”.
6. Confirm the transaction detail, select “OK”.
7. Enter your PIN.
8. Transaction is successful.

For more info please call Sahabat Insurance 021-50508080 or email us: [email protected]



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2. As a warning sign
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For example, your brakes don't work, or someone suddenly crosses the road, or other conditions that require you to stop suddenly in the middle of the road.
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4. Not a signal when entering the tunnel
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