Cash vs. digital payments in South Africa. PASA’s insightful media piece discussing the use of cash and digital payments in South Africa can be read here: IOL.co.za > business report > companies > A look at why we are using digital payments rather than cash
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PASA hosted the DebiCheck virtual recognition event, recognising and acknowledging the hard work and dedication that helped get DebiCheck across the line We recently hosted the DebiCheck virtual recognition event, recognising and acknowledging the hard work and dedication that helped get DebiCheck across the line. You may watch the 40-minute ceremony here: DebiCheck Recognition Ceremony
PASA executive Maurits Pretorius led a panel of payment professionals in a discussion around payment modernisation and real-time payment systems PASA executive Maurits Pretorius recently led a panel of distinguished payment professionals in a discussion around payment modernisation and real-time payment systems. This webinar included a “crystal ball gazing” on developments like Central Bank Digital Currencies, Cloud, PaaS and
The impact that the banning of Russian banks from SWIFT and other efforts, particularly the freezing of Russian foreign funds, could have on Russian access to foreign currency assets The invasion of the Ukraine by Russia has led to sanctions against specific Russian banks and individuals. One of these sanctions is removing sanctioned Russian banks
More Cash During Covid Signals Need for Greater Digital Payments Inclusion 6 October 2021More Cash During Covid Signals Need for Greater Digital Payments Inclusion Despite popular belief otherwise, South Africans have become more dependent on cash during the Covid-19 pandemic. “In South Africa, cash has proven to be a resilient medium of payment in uncertain
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Notice of Sunsetting of AEDO and NAEDO In accordance with the South African Reserve Bank’s second Amended Directive 1 of 2017, authenticated early debit orders (AEDO) and non-authenticated early debit orders (NAEDO) will be sunset on 31 October 2021. In this regard, AEDO and NAEDO payment instructions will not be permitted with effect from 1
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Ghita Erling recently did a radio interview on SAfm to discuss the R99 debit order scam. Ghita Erling recently did a radio interview on SAfm to discuss the R99 debit order scam.
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Embracing change – a personal reflection on the journey from classroom to e-learning The Covid-19 health crisis halted the bulk of classroom training worldwide, and PASA’s training programmes were no exception. Leticia Mentz, PASA’s Manager for Industry Capacity Building and Communication shares her viewpoint on PASA’s seamless transformation to E-Learning. The excitement There was excitement about 2020
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How did South Africa manage to end the use of Cheques? How did South Africa manage to end the use of Cheques? Compiled by Vinu ThomasStrategy and Research Manager 31 December 2020 marked the end of Cheques, one of the oldest recognized payment instruments in South Africa. For the Payments Association of South Africa (PASA), the
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Consumer Alert – Instant EFT online payments Please click the link below for the full statement: Consumer Alert – Instant EFT online payments
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Founded in 1996 and recognised as a payment system management body by the SARB in 1999, the Payments Association of South Africa (PASA) is a self-regulatory organisation that governs the national payment system through rules, agreements, and a robust legal framework.
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