Cara Top Up DANA: Bank, Kartu & Gerai

An empty DANA wallet doesn't pay for anything, so topping up is the first real skill to learn. The good news: DANA doesn't charge admin fees for top-ups from linked banks on its side. Here are the main ways to add balance.

From your bank (most common)

Open DANA, tap Top Up, and pick your bank from the list — BCA, BRI, BNI, Mandiri, and most other Indonesian banks are supported. The app shows you a virtual account number; transfer to it from your mobile banking app or ATM like a regular transfer. The balance usually lands within minutes. Keep the transfer receipt until the balance appears.

From a debit or credit card

You can save a card in the app and top up directly. Convenient, but check whether your card issuer treats the top-up as a cash advance (some do, with fees) — that's the bank's policy, not DANA's.

At retail outlets and agents

Minimarkets and DANA agents can top up your balance over the counter — handy if you deal mostly in cash. You'll need the phone number registered to your DANA account, and the cashier may charge a small service fee.

From another DANA user

Friends and family can send balance straight to your DANA account — instant and free. Useful for splitting costs (see Patungan and the other things DANA can do).

If the balance doesn't appear

Don't top up a second time right away. Bank transfers can take a few minutes; check your transaction history first. If the money left your bank but never arrived after a reasonable wait, contact DANA support with the transfer receipt — through the official channels, never via a random WhatsApp "support" number.