South Africa’s largest banks are aggressively adopting automation to cut costs
Software service provider Avaloq said South Africa’s largest banks were scouting for options to help them automate internal processes to cut rising costs.
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OM Bank is up and running and ready to transact
South Africa’s neobanking space is expanding, and OM Bank is leveraging its already powerful foothold in insurance and investment.
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R2 billion stolen from South Africans – over R11,000 per person
New data from TransUnion serves as a warning over the rampant surge in digital banking fraud, which has cost South Africans R2 billion.
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APIs | Banking | businesses | connectivity | corporates | Nedbank CIB
The test for real-time payments has shifted from speed to reliability
The technology is already widely available; what matters now is how effectively businesses integrate it into their day-to-day operations.
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FNB announces new fees starting next month
FNB has announced its fees for the 2026/27 year, with the bank offering discounts at Engen, Clicks and Pick n Pay via eBucks.
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Warning to South Africans who use virtual cards
While virtual cards are superior to physical cards in terms of security, they are not fraud-proof.
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Banking | Buy Now Pay Later | digital payments | electronic fund transfer (EFT) | instant EFT systems | Ozow
Ozow becoming a one-stop shop for payments in South Africa
Ozow is evolving to provide merchants with access to all major payment methods through one integration.
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AI | Ali Mazanderani | Bank Zero | Banking | bitcoin | Chris Lazarus
South African fintech giant taking on the major banks
Lesaka Technologies wants to challenge incumbent banks in South Africa through its agile, digital-first financial service offerings.
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I power an electric car on FNB eBucks earned by buying petrol
In the year that I have owned an electric vehicle, nearly all the electricity I needed to top up its battery was bought with FNB eBucks earned from petrol and grocery purchases.
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Billionaire-backed bank in South Africa announces plan for big shift in ownership
GoTyme Bank has invited all its employees to share in the ownership of the digital lender, controlled by South African billionaire Patrice Motsepe, as it seeks to scale up operations.