Absa lets people book for their smart IDs in its app
A major bank now lets customers book their smart ID card appointment from within its app.
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A major bank now lets customers book their smart ID card appointment from within its app.
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Absa has become the fourth major bank in South Africa to roll out new Smart ID services at branches as part of the Department of Home Affairs’ digital partnership.
The bank also plans to introduce a mobile service, Bank on the Move, to offer smart ID applications in more underserved communities.
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