Mastercard and PayFast partner to host a free virtual masterclass for SA SMEs, with entrepreneur Vusi Thembekwayo among the headline speakers.
First National Bank adds several functions to its smart nav» tools, including making it possible for consumers to buy and sell vehicles to their peers.
A dearth of research and high data costs are among future hindrances to SA’s booming e-commerce sector, says the Ecommerce Forum of South Africa.
Pandemic-induced changes in consumer habits will continue, with online purchases and contactless payments maintaining momentum, says PayFast.
The Swiss-based luxury group seeks to establish a neutral online marketplace platform, with no controlling shareholders.
Retailers must take an active role to protect consumers and maintain their reputation so the e-commerce space continues to grow, says Altron Systems Integration.
The deal will see the benefits of buy-now-pay-later offered to small and medium enterprises, which the companies say will help them to increase revenue.
It’s equally important to have the tools, insights and support to turn grand visions into operational realities.
The big-four bank reaches a milestone in “record time” as more businesses and individuals rely on its super app to access essential services.
The global internet group, which owns Takealot, says it will ensure its online businesses fully comply with SA’s Competition Act.
Most of the bank’s new accounts are opened at kiosks, with just under 20% of new accounts now opened online, up from 15% since April.