Calm before the storm in South Africa
South Africa’s economic performance improved in March, but the full effects of the Iran war will soon come back to bite.
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PayInc | salary increase | SARA | Wealth
Big shift for salaries in South Africa in 2026
South Africans can anticipate salary increases in 2026, with more companies shifting to added benefits over massive hikes.
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Another positive sign for South Africa’s economy
The latest PayInc Economic Index points to a continued positive trajectory for South Africa, with the economy showing resilience despite a year of challenges.
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Kleinhandelbedryf het ’n rooiwarm Swart Vrydag ervaar
Solly Bellingan, hoof van bemarking by PayInc, gesels oor Swart Vrydag 2025.
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Business Talk – PayInc’s Israel Skosana on powering South Africa’s digital payment future
Israel Skosana is the Chief Product and Scheme Officer at PayInc and a two-decade veteran in the finance industry, having worked at companies such as UnionPay International, Mastercard, Standard Bank, and Absa.
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Mitigating risk through collaboration
How PayInc’s strong partnerships help ensure stability, resilience, and trust in SA’s payments ecosystem.
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PayInc – a bold step for utility payments in South Africa
Digital payments are the future for an inclusive and active economy.
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PayInc – a bold step for utility payments in South Africa
Digital payments are the future for an inclusive and active economy.
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Where does all the money go?
Shergeran Naidoo of PayInc (formerly BankservAfrica) describes the company’s function as a payment clearinghouse, its ownership by the banking sector, and its commitment to financial inclusion. He highlights the launch of the PayInc Economic Index, as well as efforts to support the unbanked and underbanked through digital innovation.
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Mitigating risk through collaboration
South Africa’s payments backbone relies on deep integration between PayInc, financial institutions, technology providers and businesses.