Standard Bank says Bitcoins just for testing for now
Bank says Bitcoins are interesting, but no.
Bank says Bitcoins are interesting, but no.
Late breaking news of the day: Standard Bank appears to have been testing a Bitcoin trading platform which allows customers to buy and sell the cryptocurrency through an online banking system, and use it to pay for goods and services directly from their regular current accounts. The system is based
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NSFAS is telling beneficiaries not to use its bank accounts and cards as it has devised a new payment mechanism. One yet to be explained.
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The CEO of eZaga says there is a ‘massive propaganda campaign’ surrounding the new NSFAS bank accounts and that its coming from universities.
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OUTA says that NSFAS hired partners that were unlicensed and that its bank accounts ask for fees far higher than the norm.
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