Transfer money from Capitec to FNB
Need to transfer money from Capitec to FNB but unsure on how to? Our guide has you covered!
If you’re someone that’s looking to transfer money between Capitec and Nedbank but are confused about the process, you are in the right place. This guide helps you understand more about transfers from Capitec to Nedbank.
We’ll also introduce to you Wise for international money transfers to South Africa at the mid-market exchange rate - similar to the exchange rate you see on Google.
Yes, you can transfer money from Capitec to Nedbank. Capitec is a major bank in South Africa and is the largest bank if we consider customer numbers⁵. Nedbank is also one of the oldest banks in South Africa and a major player in the country⁶. Transferring money from Capitec to Nedbank is a fairly easy process and can be done in several ways. We discuss these in a later section.
Transfers from Capitec to Nedbank are not free of cost like the Capitec to Capitec transfers unfortunately. Capitec charges you a minimal transaction fee for transfers to other banks. This is R2 for digital transfers, R5.5 for self-service transfers, R11 for transfer through a consultant¹⁰. If you need to send an immediate payment the fee for both digital and self-service payments is R6.5¹⁰.
If you’re living in South Africa, Wise can help you save money¹ when making international money transfers to South Africa.
Although the majority of banks may allow their account holders to make an international transfer, it is possible that a markup is added to the mid-market exchange rate. Find out what you would pay for an international money transfer with Wise:
The mid-market exchange rate is the rate that banks use to transfer money between them and is considered the fairest rate in the market. It is recommended to check the exchange rate offered by your bank against the mid-market rate, which is similar to the exchange rate shown on Google. Say no to hidden fees!
Wise customers don’t have to pay an additional markup fee but only a small transparent fee to make an international transaction¹. That’s because Wise uses the mid-market rate for overseas payments!
There are several ways in which you can send money from Capitec to Nedbank. The SWIFT code for Nedbank is NEDSZAJJ. Including digital and in-person routes of transfer.
If you don’t have the app and would rather get the transfer done in person you can also visit a Capitec branch.
You can also send cash to any recipient using your Capitec account via cellphone banking⁶. It is important to note that you will need to be registered for mobile banking to do this. The steps to do so are as follows:
You will be sent a reference number on your registered mobile number, you can send this to the recipient who will need to show this to receive the cash.
The recipient can collect the cash by doing the following:
It is important to know how quickly the funds you’ve transferred reach the beneficiary. In most cases this happens almost instantly. However, on weekends transfers between Capitec and Nedbank can take up to 24 hours, however, during regular business hours most transactions are completed almost immediately⁸.
You can also try Wise for receiving money at the mid-market rate for international transfers to South Africa.
Whether you're a Capitec customer sending funds locally to Nedbank or looking at international options, it is important that you’re well aware of the processing times, fees, and options available to you to ensure a smooth banking experience.
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