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You are a Tymebank user, and you need to make a transfer to a Capitec beneficiary account. However, for some reason, you could not use the Tymebank mobile app. The next question you find yourself asking is, “How do I transfer money from Tymebank to Capitec without the app?”
In this article, we will provide you with an answer to that question. We will check out how you can transfer money from Tymebank to Capitec without using the app.
We will also discuss how long it takes to process transactions between Tymebank and Capitec. Stick around and read to the end.
Before we go into the details of how to transfer money from Tymebank to Capitec without the app, let’s provide some details about Tymebank.
Tymebank is a fintech company. Fintech is a portmanteau. A portmanteau word is one that combines parts of two or more words to form a new word with a combined meaning.
Fintech combines “financial” and “technology” to describe the integration of technology into financial services.
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The term highlights innovations and advancements in the financial sector that are driven by technology, such as online banking, mobile payment systems, and investment platforms.
Organizations that utilize technology to provide financial services to their customers without necessarily requiring a vis-à-vis interaction with them are known as fintech companies.
TYME stands for Take Your Money Everywhere. According to Wikipedia, Tymebank is the first bank in South Africa to put its core banking platform in the cloud. Here is a brief history of Tymebank according to some excerpts from Wikipedia:
Tymebank was originally developed as part of a Deloitte Consulting project funded by the telecommunications provider, MTN Group.
It went on to become a stand-alone business in June 2012. In 2015, the Commonwealth Bank of Australia (CBA) acquired 100% of Tyme, and renamed the business TymeDigital by Commonwealth Bank SA.
On 28 September 2017, TymeDigital secured an operating licence from the South African Reserve Bank (SARB). It was the first full banking licence to be issued by the SARB since 1999.
In 2018, financial services company, ARC Imali-Madi (RF), bought a 10% stake in TymeDigital. On 5 November 2018, African Rainbow Capital Financial Services Holdings – owned by South African entrepreneur Patrice Motsepe – obtained approval from the South African Reserve Bank to acquire CBSA’s 90% majority stake in the business.
The name of the business was changed in November 2018 from TymeDigital by CommonwealthBank SA to Tyme Bank Limited.
TymeBank offers a transactional account, money transfer service, savings account and educational App.
The suite of services offered by Tymebank makes it one of the top fintech choices for South Africans. Tyembank also extends its reach across the African continent.
It has branches in New Zealand and Indonesia, among others. Tymebank names its international arm as TymeGlobal.
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Enough of the history. Let’s get down to business. In the next section, we will provide a step-by-step guide on how to transfer money from Tymebank to Capitec without the app. If you want to learn how to do this seamlessly, follow our guidelines.
Tymebank and Capitec have made it easy to send and receive money, even without the app. Here’s how you can do it using your mobile device:
1. Initiate the USSD code: For this to work, make sure you use the phone number linked to your Tymebank account; otherwise, it won’t work. Dial *120*543# on the line and proceed to the next step.
2. Follow the on-screen prompts: Follow the instructions that appear on your screen. At this stage, the USSD service will prompt you to confirm the cell phone number you wish to send money to as well as the amount. Before confirming, double-check these details; otherwise, you might be risking transferring your money to the wrong beneficiary.
3. Authorize the transaction: At this stage, if you notice any mistakes, select the option to cancel the transfer immediately or press ‘0’ to go back to the menu. However, if you do not, follow the on-screen prompts and confirm the transaction.
If the transfer is successful, you’ll receive a confirmation message. You can then tap ‘Dismiss’ when you’re done.
And that’s it! Transferring money from Tymebank to Capitec without the app is that simple.
Tymebank users usually ask the question, “How long will Tymebank take to process the money transfer?” In the next section, we will address this common question.
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When you make a transfer from Tymebank to Capitec, note that the transactions typically take between 24 to 48 hours to complete.
If the Capitec bank recipient doesn’t get credited on the first day, they should look out for it on the second day. However, if this delay gets elongated beyond what is usual, contact the Tymebank customer support service for help.
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You will find this information on the Tymebank Facebook page:
Tymebank customers how can we help you today?
Whatsapp Number: 0833402984
Help desk 0875101351
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In this section, we will address some frequently asked questions about how to transfer money from Tymebank to Capitec without the app.
Yes, you can transfer money from Tymebank to Capitec without the app. You only need to dial the USSD code.
The USSD code to make transfers outside of the Tymebank app is *120*543#
It typically takes between 1 day to 2 days.
Tymebank recognizes the importance of having a variety of options. Therefore, it provided its users with multiple options to carry out their transactions.
Tymebank didn’t leave you stuck with the app; it provided the USSD option. In situations where you cannot access the mobile app, the USSD is always available to save the day.
Dial the code today and save yourself from any undue stress.
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