Five Tips for Designing African Digital Banking Experiences that Score with Young and Old

Mobile Economy Report 2015), mobile internet penetration in Sub-Saharan Africa was expected to reach 38% by 2020. This has largely been driven by lower costs of smartphones, which the GSMA says have decreased by 20% since 2008. A rapidly growing local app market and easy access to games and social media have captivated the youth

FNB Makes Mobile Banking More Accessible by Launching Own Branded Smartphone

Unlimited Calls offer, which allows subscribers to make unlimited local calls to any network for only R399 per month. The new Unlimited Calls offer can be taken up together with the FNB ConeXis smartphone deal or any other branded mobile phone. The Unlimited offer is available to customers from 24 August 2016 while the FNB

CompareGuru Set to Simplify Financial Services for SA Consumers

CompareGuru, a site which draws on independent research to help consumers navigate this difficult landscape. “All too often, consumers are locked into unfavourable contracts and services, without being fully informed of what they’re really getting into – and the true value they are deriving.” Real-Time Guidance, Honest Reviews Having fulfilled this critical consumer watchdog role