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How Stokvels Can Digitise Payouts and Earn More with a Single API

How Stokvels Can Digitise Payouts and Earn More with a Single API

by Andre Botes | Aug 26, 2026 | News

Information current as at 2 November 2026. MyMoolah is a registered Third-Party Payment Provider (TPPP) sponsored by The Standard Bank of South Africa Limited. Wallet limits apply. Stokvel administrators can digitise member payouts without removing the flexibility...
Single API, Infinite Possibilities: How MyMoolah Powers Disbursements for Loyalty Programmes

Single API, Infinite Possibilities: How MyMoolah Powers Disbursements for Loyalty Programmes

by Andre Botes | Aug 19, 2026 | News

Single API, Infinite Possibilities: How MyMoolah Powers Loyalty Programme Disbursements Reward delivery should not create more work than reward design. Yet many loyalty programmes must manage separate providers for cash payments, airtime, mobile data, electricity and...
Single API, Infinite Possibilities: How MyMoolah Powers Disbursements for Loyalty Programmes

How Single-API Disbursements Cut Full Payout Costs: A Guide for Gaming Operators and Loyalty Programmes

by Andre Botes | Aug 13, 2026 | News

How Single-API Disbursements Cut Full Payout Costs Bulk payouts can become expensive long before the money reaches a customer, member or employee. Gaming operators, loyalty programmes, NGOs and other organisations may need to maintain several banking connections,...
How Stokvels Can Digitise Payouts and Earn More with a Single API

Why Gaming Operators Are Switching to Single-API Disbursements

by Andre Botes | Aug 5, 2026 | News

Why Gaming Operators Are Switching to Single-API Disbursements High-volume payouts should not require a high-complexity payment stack. Yet many gaming operators, loyalty programmes, employers, NGOs, insurers and stokvels still manage separate integrations for bank...

Which sectors drove South Africa’s R170bn corporate credit surge?

by Andre Botes | Jul 23, 2026 | News

Which sectors captured South Africa’s R170bn corporate credit surge? South African private-sector credit rose by about R170 billion in the first quarter of 2026. Companies accounted for most of that increase. For depositors and investors, the key issue is not...
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