BANKING AT ITS FINEST
Choose what's right for you
We help businesses and customers achieve more
- Savings Account
- Low-Income Housing Loans
- SMMEs loans including co-operatives
- Online Internet banking
How to apply for the Savings account
- To open this account - No balance requirement
- You are required to bring an ID or Passport
- Proof of residence e.g., municipality accounts, phone bill, etc. not older than 3 months
- It can be opened as ‘sole’ or joint account
- It can also be opened on behalf of a minor
Making internet a brand new experience
Online banking can save you a lot of time and effort, you can undertake most transactions from the comforts of your home. However, it is crucial to use internet banking safely
Useful Information
Frequently Asked Questions
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Many cooperative banks, including Mzansi Cooperative Bank, offer online banking services. This allows members to access their accounts, transfer funds, and perform other transactions from the convenience of their computers or mobile devices.
Cooperative banks are governed by a board of directors elected from among the members. The board is responsible for making strategic decisions and overseeing the management of the bank. Members often have the opportunity to participate in the decision-making process through voting at annual meetings.
Contact information for Mzansi Cooperative Bank, including phone numbers, email addresses, and physical addresses, can usually be found on the bank’s official website or through other communication channels provided by the bank.
Typically, Mzansi Cooperative Bank membership is open to individuals, businesses, or organizations that share a common bond or interest. This could be based on location, profession, or other criteria specified by the cooperative.
Business partnership
We will partner with SMES to ensure that small businesses get the support they need to thrive.
Majority of small businesses generate revenue less than (two hundred thousand rand) R200,000.00 annually and mostly employ between three to five workers. We are aware that SMME’s have a major to role to play in creating jobs. These small businesses have no access to funding at any of our traditional banks.
More than 60% of these businesses use their personal or family funds to start a business. We acknowledge that SMME’s can make a difference in our communities. Our values for fairness, equality and social responsibility will always prioritize the needs of our SMMEs. We will give small businesses free access to