[Promoted] Capitec to revolutionise the way South Africans pay – introducing Capitec Pay
the payment by signing in to our app, tapping Transact and then Capitec Pay to approve your payment with your Remote PIN or biometrics on our app
Rich data: Detailed error messages allow partners to better interact with their customers on the front-end Low cost: Capitec Pay is a more cost-effective payment method than card payments, with commission fees from 0.7% and as low as 0.58%Approve payments using your secret mobile banking pin or biometrics on the Capitec app.Enjoy the lowest fees on the market when checking out your items online. Capitec Pay only charges R1 per transaction compared to the industry standard of R2 for an EFT.Ease of use:
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