Accounts

Mzansi-preneurs know that business banking is about keeping your money and your hustle money apart

Vula iEveryDay Business account online in less than 5 minutes. No paperwork and no monthly fees. It’s a great way to get your business banking done.

Open a business bank account

Why open an EveryDay Business bank account with us

Keep the hassle out of your hustle. Get bank statements and proof of account noma nini

Save on cash handling fees. Withdraw money mahala and your first cash deposit is FREE

Earn Smart Shopper points EVERYWHERE you shop and DOUBLE in Pick n Pay stores

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Open 10 GoalSaves for your business goals and 10 for your personal goals. Earn up to 7%* interest per year

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Pay multiple vendors, employees (anybody) straight to their bank account or Mzansi cellphone number

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A free app to manage stock lists, sales history and customer lists. Appsolutely simple. Tap-tap.

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Skip cash handling worries. POS devices that put the money straight into your account

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Keep things between the you-you and the business-you tight

The EveryDay Business account won’t tie you up in red tape. It’s easy to open and it offers all the essential banking needs for your business.

Your customers only pay for what they buy. The same with us. You get a bank account with no monthly fee and low to no transaction fees.

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Just some of what you get mahala

Monthly bank fee
Debit card purchase transactions
Online purchase transactions
Bulk payments (TymeBank to TymeBank and TymeBank to non-TymeBank)
First till point deposit

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Pay only for the banking you use

R3 per transaction

Cash withdrawal with debit card at till point @ other retailers
Debit card balance enquiry at ATMs

R6 per transaction

The first cash or Visa debit card deposit free.
Thereafter, each deposit made at Pick n Pay and Boxer till points is R6 per R1 000 or part thereof

R10

R10 per transaction

Withdrawing cash at an ATM (R10 per R1000)
Late payment reversal to TymeBank

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The EveryDay Business account is linked to your Personal account profile, making it easy to see which money is yours and which money belongs to your business. It’s a cleva way for VAT and non-VAT registered sole traders to bank.

It also means that your limits are shared between your Personal and Business accounts.

Note: The more we know about you, the more we can give you, which is why you need to have a ‘Getting to Know You’ or a ‘Good Friends’ bank profile with us to open a business account.

To update your profile, visit a TymeBank kiosk and confirm your name, ID number, thumbprints, residential address and more (no documents required).

EveryDay Business account limits

Maximum account balance EveryDay account + GoalSave(S)

R700 000

Maximum for GoalSave(S) is R100 000

	R200 000
Total of payments, prepaid purchases, send money, cash withdrawals, card purchases and online purchases (see detailed daily transaction limits below)	R200 000
Cash deposits	R21 995

	R1 400 000
Total of payments, prepaid purchases, send money, cash withdrawals, card swipes and online purchases *Note that cash deposits are limited to the maximum account balance limit.	R1 400 000


	Per transaction	Daily
Payment (EFT)	R100 000	R200 000
Prepaid Purchase	R3 000	R3 000
SendMoney - EFT	R100 000	R200 000
SendMoney - Voucher	R5 000	R20 000
SendMoney USSD (EFT or Voucher)	R3 000	R3 000
Cash Withdrawals @ ATM	R5 000	R5 000
Cash Withdrawals @ Till point (Debit Card & TymeCode)	R5 000	R5 000
Cash Withdrawals @ Till point	R5 000	R5 000
Debit Card Purchase	R50 000	R50 000
Online Purchases	R25 000	R25 000
Cash Deposits @ Till point (Debit Card and TymeCode)	R5 000	R21 995
Debit Orders	R200 000	R200 000
Total daily limit of Cash Withdrawal @ ATM and Till point (Debit Card & TymeCode), and Send Money Voucher	R-	R21 995
Remember: cash deposits are limited to the maximum account balance limit & that there are also limits applicable per transaction.

How to get the most out of your account

Enter details

Login to your EveryDay account online and click on SendMoney. Then enter the cellphone number of the person you’re sending money to and the amount you want to send.

Double check

Make sure you’ve got the total amount and the supplier, vendor or employee’s details 100% right. Yes? Then click Confirm. Once you’ve made this payment it can’t be undone

Sending TymeBank to TymeBank?

The money you’ve sent instantly goes into the receiver’s TymeBank EveryDay account and they get an SMS to let them know it’s arrived.

Sending TymeBank to non-TymeBank

The person you’re sending money to will get an SMS with the Rand value and a 10-digit voucher number. This number is valid for 7 days.

Frequently asked questions

Yes. We know that your business goals are separate from your personal goals. So, just like your EveryDay personal account, you can create up to 10 different business savings goals in your EveryDay Business account with no restrictions, fees, penalties, or debits and earn the same great interest.

Remember that your limits are the same across both accounts, so you can only have R100 000 saved across all your GoalSaves.

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Listen to the voice of Ouma Katrina Esau

Knowing what really matters, and what’s worth saving, can make all the difference. It’s why we’re committed to helping all South Africans save with GoalSave. It is a powerful tool that gives you one of the best interest rates in Mzansi, as much as 8%* a year and gives you immediate access to your money, whenever you need it.

Translate into your language

“What's worth saving to you?
Is it something no one else understands?
Something that speaks only to you.
Something that matters to your children.
Your community. Your people.

What we save matters.
Because it's not just for us.
It's for future generations too.
And for them, it matters.”

- Katrina Esau, last fluent speaker of N|uu

“As jy iets kan bewaar, wat sal dit wees?
Iets wat niemand anders verstaan nie?
Iets wat net tot jou spreek?
Iets wat baie vir jou kinders beteken?
Vir jou gemeenskap? Jou mense?

Die dinge wat ons bewaar, maak saak.
Want dis nie net vir ons nie.
Dis vir toekomstige generasies ook.
En vir hulle maak dit saak.”

- Katrina Esau, die enigste oorblywende persoon wat N|uu vlot praat

“Iyini lento ofisa ukuyongela?
Ngabe yinto ongeke omunye umuntu ayiqondisise?
Into ekhuluma nawe kuphela?
Yinto ebalulekile ezinganeni zakho?
Emphakathini wakho? Kubantu bakho?

Lokho esikongayo kubalulekile
Ngoba akupheleli kithina kuphela.
Kodwa okwezizukulwane ezizayo futhi
Nalokho, kubalulekile kubona.”

- U-Katrina Esau, isikhulumi sokugcina ebesiyikhuluma kahle i-N|uu

“Yintoni ongazilondolozela yona?
Ingaba yinto ekungekho mntu uyiqondayo?
Into ethetha nawe wedwa?
Into ebalulekileyo ebantwaneni bakho?
Uluntu lwakho? Abantu bakuni?

Into esiyilondolozayo mayibe ngundoqo.
Kuba ayipheleli apha kuthi.
Yeyezizukulwana kananjalo.
Yaye oko, kungundoqo kubo.”

- Katrina Esau, isithethi sokugqibela esisulungekileyo se N|uu

“Ni khou vhulungela mini?
Ni khou vhulungela zwine munwe muthu a nga si zwi pfesese?
Zwine zwa pfeseswa nga inwi fhedzi?
Zwithu zwine zwa vha zwa ndeme kha vhana vhanu?
Vhadzulapo vha hanu?
Na muta wanu?

Zwine ra vhulungela zwone ndi zwa ndeme.
Ngauri ri vha ri sa khou itela rine vhane.
Ri vha ri khou itela na murafho wa matshelo.
Khavho, ndi zwithu zwa ndeme.”

- Katrina Esau, ho sala vhone sa muambi wa luambo lwa N|uu

“Ke eng se o se bolokelago?
Ekaba ke selo sa go se kwešišege?
Selo sa go kwešišwa ke wena o le noši?
Selo se bohlokwa go bana ba gago?
Setšhaba sa geno? Batho ba geno?

Seo re se bolokelago se bohlokwa.
Gobane ga re direle rena feela.
Re direla le meloko ya ka moso.
‘Mme go bona, go bohlokwa.”

- Katrina Esau, mmoledi wa mafelelo wa N|uu

“Yini oyilondako?
Inga kgani yinto engeze yazwisiswa ngomunye umuntu?
Into etlhogwa nguwe wedwa?Into etlhogwa bantwana bakho?
Umphakathi wakho? Abantu bekhenu?

Esikubulungelako kuqakathekile.
Ngombana akusingokwethu sodwa.
Ngokwesizukulwana esizako.
Kanti nakiso, kuqakathekile.”

- Katrina Esau, mumuntu wokugcina osikhuluma kuhle isi N|uu

“Ke’ng seo o se bolokang?
Na ke ntho eo batho ba sa e utlwesiseng?
Ntho e tobaneng le wena feela?
E molemo ho bana ba hao?
Sechaba sa heno? Batho ba heno?

Seo re se bolokang se bohlokwa.
Hobane ha se molemong wa rona feela.
Se molemong wa meloko e tlang.
Mme le ho bona, se molemo.”

- Katrina Esau, sebui sa ho qetela se hlwahlwa, karabo ke N|uu

“Ke eng se o se bolokang?
A ke sengwe se ope a sa se tlhaloganyeng?
Sengwe se se buang fela le wena?
Sengwe se se leng botlhokwa mo baneng ba gago?
Setshaba sa gaeno? Bagaeno?

Se re se bolokelang se botlhokwa.
Gonne ga se sa rona fela..
Ke sa dikokomana tsa kamoso.
Mme mo go bona, go botlhokwa.”

- Katrina Esau, sebui sa bofelo sa setswerere sa N|uu

“Yini loyilondvolotayo?
Ngabe yintfo labanye bantfu labangayicondzisisi?
Intfo lecondzene nawe?
Intfo lebalulekile ebantfwaneni bakho?
Umphakatsi wakini? Bantfu bakenu?

Lesikongako kubalulekile.
Ngoba asitenteli tsine.
Sentela nesitukulwane lesitako.
Kantsi kubo, kubalulekile.”

- Katrina Esau, muntfu wekugcina loyikhuluma kahle i-N|uu

“Xana u hlayisa yini?
Xana I nchumu lowu ku nga hava munhu loyi a wu twisisaka?
Nchumu lowu nga wa wena ntsena?
Nchumu lowu nga wa nkoka eka vana va wena?
Wa vaaki-ndhawu va ka n’wina? Vanhu va ka n’wina?

Swilo leswi hi swi hlayisa I swa nkoka.
Hikuva a hi swa hina ntsena.
Nakambe I swa rixaka ra vumundzuku.
Naswona eka vona, I swa nkoka.”

- Katrina Esau, xivulavuri xo hetelela lexi vulavulaka xi nga ti pfinyingi xa N|uu