by Andre Botes | Nov 3, 2026 | News
By André Botes, Director, MyMoolah · Reviewed by André Botes, Director, MyMoolah · Published 3 November 2026 In 2026, Christmas Day falls on a Friday. A payday on the 25th lands on a public holiday, and a weekly Friday payday lands on two in a row: 25 December and 1...
by Andre Botes | Oct 29, 2026 | News
By André Botes, Director, MyMoolah · Reviewed by André Botes, Director, MyMoolah · Published 29 October 2026 In South Africa, commission paid to an employee is remuneration, so the employer deducts employees’ tax (PAYE), following a SARS tax directive where the...
by Andre Botes | Oct 27, 2026 | News
By André Botes, Director, MyMoolah · Reviewed by André Botes, Director, MyMoolah · Published 27 October 2026 A disbursement platform is a service that lets a business send money to many people from one funded source, usually by file upload or API, and tracks every...
by Andre Botes | Oct 22, 2026 | News
Loan disbursement is the step where a lender pays an approved loan to the borrower. In South Africa it usually happens by EFT to the borrower’s bank account once the credit agreement is signed and checks are complete. Lenders who serve people without a usable...
by Andre Botes | Oct 21, 2026 | News
A third-party payment provider (TPPP) is a non-bank that, as a regular part of its business, accepts money or payment instructions from one party to pay others on its behalf. The South African Reserve Bank’s Directive 1 of 2007 splits TPPPs into payer service...
by Andre Botes | Oct 20, 2026 | News
South African businesses pay out on three main rails. Bulk EFT suits scheduled batches to bank accounts. Real-time payments such as PayShap, available through participating banks, suit urgent single payments. Digital wallets suit people without a usable bank account....
