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The Woolworths Store Card is provided through Woolworths Financial Services (WFS), which is a joint venture between Woolworths and Absa Group Limited. You can access account information through Woolworths Financial Services online or by linking the WFS product to a Woolworths online profile. Current official payment options include the Woolies app, the Woolworths website, EFT, […]

You can check a TFG Money account balance through the Bash app after adding the TFG Money card to Bash Wallet, through the Bash website, through TFG’s WhatsApp self-service on 0860 834 834, or in store. TFG also sends a monthly statement link by email or SMS. Current payment options include online payment, EFT, debit

You can view your latest Truworths statement through the official self-service statements page by entering your account number and ID number. You can also create a Truworths online profile to access up to three months of statements, request your latest statement through WhatsApp on 021 460 2303, or contact Customer Service on 021 460 2300.

PayShap is a South African real-time interbank payment service available through participating banks. To send money, use your bank’s supported PayShap channel and pay either to the recipient’s ShapID or to their bank-account details. Successful payments normally reflect within seconds and may be available at any time, including weekends and public holidays. Fees, transaction limits

You can usually obtain a proof of account or bank confirmation letter through your banking app, online banking or a branch. Many banks provide a digital copy without charge, but fees may depend on the bank, account type and the kind of document requested. The document typically confirms the account holder’s name and banking details,

To stop future debit orders, use your bank’s official app, online banking, cellphone banking or branch to request a stop or suspension. To challenge a debit already deducted, raise a dispute as soon as possible. For EFT debit orders and Registered Mandates deducted from 13 April 2026 onward, the normal bank-dispute window is generally 60

A standard EFT between different South African banks usually reflects by the next business day, but you should allow up to two business days. Same-bank payments are often faster, while immediate-payment services and PayShap normally reflect within seconds or minutes. Exact times, fees, limits and processing windows vary by bank. This guide is part of

To check your bank balance by cellphone, dial your bank’s official USSD banking code and follow the prompts: FNB *120*321#, Capitec *120*3279#, Absa *120*2272#, Standard Bank *120*2345#, Nedbank *120*001# or GoTyme Bank, formerly TymeBank, *120*543#. You may need to register for cellphone banking before viewing your balance. This guide is part of our Banking &

Many South African banks provide a universal branch code for electronic payments. For the banks listed below, this code can generally be used instead of searching for the code of the branch where the account was opened. Always use the banking details supplied by the account holder or shown on their official bank confirmation letter.

Welcome to Koodo’s banking and financial services resource centre. Whether you need to find a branch code for a payment or understand how your bank’s services work, we have compiled the essential information to help you manage your financial tasks quickly and accurately. Use these guides to find bank branch codes, check balances, understand EFT