Good news for people with Capitec banking accounts
Capitec has introduced several initiatives to benefit its banking clients, including in-branch Smart ID and passport services, as well as good news on fees.
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The small South African town which is a hub for top tech and finance companies
Stellenbosch has become a major economic hub in South Africa, serving as the headquarters for several JSE-listed giants and technology companies.
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Cash isn’t king in South Africa
Nedbank CFO Mike Davis says that South Africa is seeing a push away from cash, which is extremely expensive for banks.
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All 66 bank branches where you can get a smart ID card in South Africa
South Africans applying for a smart ID card now have 66 bank branches to choose from, including the first branches in the Free State and North West Provinces.
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Great news for Capitec customers in South Africa
Capitec has overshot its Smart ID launch branches, opening 30 in the first week of the project with the Department of Home Affairs.
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Capitec innovates to empower entrepreneurs through affordable fees and access to inflow-based credit
South Africa’s economy is powered by millions of entrepreneurs, from traders and sole proprietors to growing small businesses.
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Another 4 new bank branches where people can get smart ID cards in South Africa
A third major South African bank has announced the first new branches part of an expanded digital partnership model with Home Affairs.
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Beginning of the end for green ID books in South Africa
After nearly 10 years of a very limited eHomeAffairs pilot, South African banks will begin rolling out smart ID card services at scale next week.
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Capitec is changing the way South Africans grow their wealth
Not everyone wants to trade shares or take big risks with their hard-earned money — and they shouldn’t have to.
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Capitec plans changes to branches and ATMs in 2026
Capitec customers could see more physical banking options in the coming years, as the bank plans to grow both its branch footprint and ATM network in 2026. This comes at a time when many of South Africa’s traditional banks are doing the opposite, steadily reducing the number of branches and ATMs as more customers move…