Construction payroll is a mission-critical function that can make or break the success of a company’s projects. When it runs smoothly, projects deliver on time and in budget. But when it falters, the knock-on effects can throw projects off course...
As stablecoins gain global traction for their role in transforming cross-border payments, Lipaworld is helping bring this technology into everyday use across Africa. The venture-backed fintech platform has entered the South African market to support...
As Africa continues to be the mobile and innovation hub of the globe, a Nigerian fintech is using the moment to reshape how South Africans see digital innovation from the continent’s largest economy. Paystack, founded in Lagos in 2015 and acquired by...
As we enter 2025, Freddie Prinsloo, Chief Innovation Officer at Amplifin, offers insights on what trends to look out for in the payments sector. “In recent years, payment solutions have evolved radically locally and internationally. With new...
Steven Maier, Chief Brand Officer at Amplifin As the South African payments landscape prepares for a significant shift, businesses reliant on DebiCheck debit orders, and specifically when authentication was not successfully obtained from Debtors...
The payroll and HR landscape is evolving rapidly, driven by technological advancements and shifting employee expectations. As artificial intelligence (AI) redefines how companies manage payroll and HR, these processes are becoming smoother, more...
Let’s face it: South Africans turning December into one long spending spree could be a national sport. Whether it’s throwing the biggest braai or grabbing that extra “just-because” gift, the festive season feels like an open invitation to splurge...
In today’s fast-paced business environment, efficiency and accuracy in financial operations are essential for organisations. DAC Systems, a leader in integrated business solutions, finds that the advanced AI-driven Accounts Payable (AP) Automation...
Leading banks in South Africa weigh in Majority of South Africans are still using cash. South African Reserve Bank’s recent report shows that cash is still the most prevalent payment method. On the 10th of October 2024, Synthesis, a leading...
