X : @OfficialPSL Stadium Management South Africa CEO Bertie Grobbelaar ... "The other 20% is people who paid by EFT or other forms of payment platforms. They all received messages, and upon ...

Within this section, you will discover a range of payment methods available, including Mastercard credit/debit card (minimum R50), Instant EFT (minimum ... customers in South Africa to purchase ...

These transfer times mean that locals sometimes have to wait up to 48 hours and as much as 72 hours before a payment is reflected ... the failures of a regular EFT. South Africans want instant ...

In many ways, South Africa is a country of abundance. Nicknamed the “Rainbow Nation” by Archbishop Desmond Tutu after its first democratic election in 1994, South Africa is overflowing with ...

Cross Switch brings a highly flexible payment platform (https://apo-opa.co/3GA0r1Q) to South Africa, enabling business scalability and growth. The company can now independently onboard merchants ...

has reached a significant milestone by securing its own Third-Party Payment Processor (TPPP) licence. The TPPP, issued by the Payments Association of South Africa (PASA) and sponsored by Absa, is a ...

The kidnapping of a Tennessee pastor working in South Africa comes amid a soaring kidnapping rate in the country over the last 10 years, fueled by armed robberies. Josh Sullivan, a 34-year-old ...

In recent years, South Africa’s payment ... PayShap or instant EFT, carry increased risk. The fundamental question customers now ask is, “How secure are these payment methods?” ...

Standard Bank has warned South Africans that Instant EFT and PayShap carry increased risk, with customers partly responsible for protecting their finances. South Africa’s payment ecosystems have ...

AI is a key weapon for modern scammers in South Africa – but payment providers are fighting back with their own use of AI. This is according to Justin Carstens, Regional Manager at Altron ...

South Africa is well-positioned to confront significant longstanding challenges that have been holding the economy back: declining real per-capital income, persistent unemployment, pervasive poverty, ...