To make an eTransfer (also known as an electronic funds transfer or online money transfer), you typically need access to online or mobile banking through your financial institution. The steps may vary slightly depending on your bank, but here’s a general guide on how to make an eTransfer:

1. Log In to Your Online Banking Account: Visit your bank’s website or open your mobile banking app. Log in using your username and password.

2. Navigate to the E-Transfer Section: Once logged in, look for the “eTransfer” or “Interac eTransfer” option in your banking dashboard. This option is usually located in the menu or on the main page of your online banking interface.

3. Select “Send Money” or “Send eTransfer”: Click on the option to send money or send an eTransfer. Some banks may have slightly different wording.

4. Choose the Recipient: You will need to provide the following information:

   • Recipient’s Email or Mobile Number: You’ll need the email address or mobile number of the person you’re sending money to.
   • Recipient’s Name: Enter the recipient’s full name.
   • Security Question and Answer: You can set up a security question that the recipient will need to answer to access the funds. Make sure the question and answer are something only the recipient would know.

5. Enter the Amount: Specify the amount of money you want to send.

6. Select the Account: Choose the account from which you want to send the money. If you have multiple accounts with your bank, select the appropriate one.

7. Add a Message (Optional): You can include a message or note for the recipient if you wish.

8. Review and Confirm: Double-check all the information you’ve entered to ensure it’s accurate. Once you’re satisfied, confirm the eTransfer.

9. Security Confirmation: Depending on your bank, you may receive a confirmation code via email, text message, or through your banking app. This code is used to confirm the eTransfer. Enter the code when prompted.

10. Notification to Recipient: The recipient will receive an email or text notification that you’ve sent them an eTransfer. They will need to click on the link provided to accept the transfer.

11. Recipient’s Confirmation: The recipient will need to answer the security question (if applicable) and provide their bank account information to complete the transfer.

12. Completion and Confirmation: Once the recipient has accepted the eTransfer and provided the necessary information, you’ll receive a confirmation that the transfer is complete.

13. Receipt: Keep a copy of the transaction receipt for your records. This receipt will typically include transaction details and a reference number.

Please note that the exact steps and features may vary depending on your bank’s online banking platform. If you’re unsure about any step, it’s a good idea to refer to your bank’s specific instructions or contact their customer support for assistance. Additionally, there may be fees associated with eTransfers depending on your bank and account type, so be sure to check your bank’s fee schedule.