Articles about TymeBank

VIDEO: GoTyme Bank: New name, R100m staff deal, big ambitions

The digital bank targets 210 million global customers, as it rebrands and empowers 1 800 staff with a R100 million stake.

ICT competition grows; telecoms still tightly controlled

Challenger companies are increasing ICT competition, even as satellite and wireless telecoms are dominated by a handful of firms.

Renewed strategy boosts GoTyme

The bank’s “phygital” model combines upgraded digital services with in-person banking support across malls in Gauteng and Western Cape.

Discovery Bank turns R145m loss into R230m profit

The digital bank accelerates client acquisition, as it deepens its footprint in an increasingly competitive retail banking market.

TymeBank officially rebrands to GoTyme Bank

The branchless bank transitions to GoTyme Bank, marking its next step as part of the global Tyme Group.

When rats attack: The new face of banking fraud targeting South Africans

Cyber security and financial experts warn of an increase in Remote Access Trojan malicious software.

Home Affairs defends 6 500% ID fee hike in fight with telcos

The department welcomes the legal challenge, saying it will expose corporate profiteering at taxpayers’ expense.

RCS, TymeBank warn of growing digital violence, AI-driven scams

The companies call for stronger protection, shared responsibility and smarter digital safety.

New TymeBank CEO charts growth, staff empowerment

Cheslyn Jacobs aims to elevate the bank to a top three position, while investing in employees and customer experience.

Cash’s crown slips, slightly

Cash remains the dominant payment method in South Africa, although digital alternatives are gaining ground.

TymeBank promotes Cheslyn Jacobs to CEO

The digital bank receives approval from the South African Reserve Bank’s Prudential Authority to appoint Cheslyn Jacobs as its new CEO.

Ozow expands PayShap Request offering backed by TymeBank

Ozow expands PayShap request with TymeBank, boosting instant payments in SA for businesses and consumers.