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.
Online fraudsters are taking advantage of the biggest shopping period of the year, with security experts already seeing an increase in counterfeit websites.
As McKinsey found, customer loyalty is the new battleground for marketing-led growth.
Secure Citizen will act as the digital identity arm of Southern African Fraud Prevention Services.
A greater understanding of the relationships between people, places and things adds an invaluable layer of business insight, transforming customer interactions.
JSE-listed Net1 takes control of one of SA’s biggest fintech firms, Connect Group, in a R3.7 billion “transformational” deal.
The retailer says the VodaPay Super App has helped its online sales push, with its e-commerce strategy now paying off for the retail group.
The company will initially offer a tokenised pay-by-bank product to help businesses and fintech firms in Nigeria improve user experience and eliminate fraud.