
Wayne Stipp
Enterprise Architect at Ecentric Payment Systems, a South African payments infrastructure company.
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Jul 24, 2026
Wayne Steppe: Why payments are becoming faster, smarter and more accessible in South Africa
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14:14EphraimHOST
How would you say the regulatory environment is in South Africa? And how do you see it evolving as other ways of payments come in?

Wayne StippGUEST
If you'd asked me this question three years ago, I would have said very little evolution.

Wayne StippGUEST
But in the last three years, there's been significant change in the South African regulatory environment.

Wayne StippGUEST
So we used to have a, there were the big banks, right? The big four banks, the bullies, and they owned an entity called BankServe.

Wayne StippGUEST
And BankServe set the regulations and would switch transactions between the big four banks.

Wayne StippGUEST
There was an independent association who set some of the rules around payments.
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28:46EphraimHOST
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