PayPal is Live In South Africa
March 25th, 2010 | Author: Luis
Sheez talk about a week of changes happening in South Africa. First we had Mweb offer uncapped Internet and now we have PayPal. This is really great news for all, especially if you are a First National Bank customer. is live and well so go and find out more about it from FNB.
Let me know what this means for you as an online shopper and an online marketer!This is what you are able to do with FNB and PayPal.
PayPal Services on Online Banking! |
| PayPal Services via Online Banking is a first of its kind in South Africa and is exclusive to FirstRand Group clients! With this exciting new service you can sell products over the web and receive payment directly into your PayPal Account. By using PayPal Services you eliminate the security risk of exposing your credit card or bank account number, ensuring safe and secure transactions.
What can you do with PayPal? - Use your PayPal Account to make or receive international payments online for goods and services. - Shop online at merchants in 67 countries and regions. - Pay for things and send money without sharing your financial information. - Checkout quickly at hundreds of your favourite online stores. - Receive payments from buyers in 190 countries and regions. Register for a PayPal Account on www.PayPal.com. Once you have a registered PayPal Account access PayPal Services on Online Banking from either the Accounts or Transfer |
3 Responses to “PayPal is Live In South Africa”
Good news for us as internet marketers. Will just make things easier! Less checks in the post.
Great for marketers, now to get an account with FNB! At long last one of our banks has started to take e-commerce seriously. Yah!
Anyone got news on MWEB, I tried to phone on Friday and got cut off! I suppose they have been flooded with requests to sign up.
Thanks for this news Luis
Yep I think FNB will lead the way for e-commerce in this country. Now I wonder what other e-commerce sites are going to do? Drop their prices, hmmmm
Well the Jury is still out with the whole Mweb thing I think your best bet would be to stay on the forums.