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Capitec Bank Payment Notification Details

This document is a payment notification from Capitec Bank indicating that a payment of R3,900.00 has been made to the account of Rofhiwa by Ntovhedzeni on 30/07/2025. It outlines important notes regarding the timing of payment reflections for both Capitec and non-Capitec clients. The notification serves as confirmation of payment instruction but does not guarantee the transfer or availability of funds.

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Capitec Bank Payment Notification Details

This document is a payment notification from Capitec Bank indicating that a payment of R3,900.00 has been made to the account of Rofhiwa by Ntovhedzeni on 30/07/2025. It outlines important notes regarding the timing of payment reflections for both Capitec and non-Capitec clients. The notification serves as confirmation of payment instruction but does not guarantee the transfer or availability of funds.

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Payment Notification

Capitec Bank
30/07/2025
Branch: 470010
Device: 9003

Dear Sir/Madam

Please take note that Ntovhedzeni made a payment to your account. The payment details are as follows:

Notification number 671428


Payment date 30/07/2025 12:33
Payment details
Beneficiary name Rofhiwa
Bank name Capitec Bank
Account number 1870199659
Branch 470010
Payment type Regular Payment
Amount R3 900.00
Payment reference N NEMUSIMBORI

IMPORTANT NOTES:

Immediate payments to non-Capitec banking clients and regular payments made to Capitec clients will reflect in the beneficiaries account
immediately.

Regular payments made to non-Capitec banking clients BEFORE 02:00 PM Monday to Friday, or BEFORE 09:00 AM on a Saturday should
reflect in the beneficiary account the following business (work) day.

Regular payments made to non-Capitec banking clients AFTER 02:00 PM Monday to Friday, or AFTER 09:00 AM on a Saturday, or on a
Sunday, or on a public holiday should reflect in the beneficiary account within 2 business (work) days.

This is a notification that we received instruction to effect a payment and not a representation of any kind or guarantee that the amount has in
fact been transferred or shall be available in the account. The processing of the payment may be delayed, which may impact on the timing of
the availability of the funds.

Remote Banking Services

24hr Client Care Centre 0860 10 20 43 E ClientCare@[Link] [Link]


Capitec Bank is an authorised financial services (FSP46669) and registered credit provider (NCRCP13). Capitec Bank Limited Reg. No.: 1980/003695/06. Page 1 of 1

Unique Document No.: fa5ea337-6c47-409d-b2f8-6971692c6c25 / 903 / V1.0 - 08/03/2019 (ddmmccyy)

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Payment processing might be delayed due to various factors like the time the payment instruction was received and the type of banking client involved (Capitec vs. non-Capitec). For non-Capitec clients, transactions occurring late in the day or on non-business days face delays, reflecting in two business days .

The 2:00 PM cutoff time is crucial as payments to non-Capitec clients made before this time from Monday to Friday are processed to reflect in the beneficiary's account by the next business day. Those made after this time are delayed to reflect within two business days .

An expected payment might not appear immediately due to processing delays that impact when the funds reflect. Such delays can be caused by the transaction time and recipient bank affiliation, as non-Capitec clients often face additional processing time compared to Capitec clients .

A payment notification might not guarantee fund availability due to potential processing delays affecting when the funds are accessible. The notification only indicates an instruction has been received to effect a payment, and does not confirm the transfer or availability of funds. Factors such as bank processing times and business or non-business days play a role .

Capitec Bank emphasizes disclaimer notes to manage client expectations about fund availability, clarifying that the notification of a payment instruction is not a guarantee of immediate fund transfer or availability. This is due to potential processing delays affected by timing and bank affiliations .

To identify a payment recipient correctly on Capitec's platform, details such as the beneficiary's name, bank name, account number, and branch are required, as evident in the payment information provided in the notification .

The timing of fund availability for payments made to non-Capitec banking clients depends on the day and time of the transaction. Payments made before 02:00 PM Monday to Friday or before 09:00 AM on Saturday should reflect in the beneficiary account by the next business day. Payments made after these times, or on a Sunday or public holiday, should reflect within two business days .

Capitec Bank ensures immediacy of payments for their clients by processing regular payments immediately when the beneficiary has a Capitec account. However, payments to non-Capitec clients are subject to delays depending on the time and day of the transaction, reflecting either next day or within two business days .

For non-Capitec clients, payments made during weekends or public holidays are processed with a delay. Specifically, if payments are made after 09:00 AM on a Saturday or on any time on a Sunday or public holiday, they should reflect in the beneficiary account within two business days .

The Capitec banking system is designed to cater to immediate client needs by offering immediate payment reflection for transactions within its network—when both sender and receiver have Capitec accounts. This approach eliminates delays that are otherwise faced when transactions are made to non-Capitec accounts .

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