Capitec Bank transforms into fintech powerhouse, expands with Capitec Connect’s mobile success
Capitec Bank, once a "bank for the unbanked," has evolved into a leading fintech firm, driven by the explosive growth of Capitec Connect, South Africa's fastest-growing mobile operator, and a 36.8-percent surge in half-year profits.
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