How it works Customers give the Kazang cashier – of which there are 15 000 – the mobile phone number they would like to top up including the international dialling code. They’ll be prompted to select an amount of airtime in Rand value that they’d like to send. The transaction is processed in real-time through a secure platform, and top-ups reflect immediately on the selected mobile phone, without the need for a voucher or PIN. Part of the Paycorp stable of innovative payment solutions in developing economies, Kazang is one of South Africa’s leading micro-payment processing services. Via a secure device, vendors can sell essential services like airtime, electricity, mobile data and lifestyle content, as well as accept bill payments. Over the past decade they’ve handled more than 300 million transactions worth several billion Rands in South Africa alone. In the rest of Africa, they provide prepaid services in Namibia, Zambia, Mozambique, Zimbabwe, Botswana, Kenya and Ghana.]]>
