Your currency. Shared benefit.

In this briefing

• You see the currency of your country. South Africa loads through PayFast. Lesotho loads through Vodacom M-Pesa, and the wallet shows loti at par.
• The loti, the Namibian dollar, and the lilangeni are one-for-one with the rand. eyesWallet adds no exchange margin on that peg.
• A Lesotho wallet paying a South African wallet is an instruction. Both balances stay put until an Authorised Dealer settles. The fee is that rail’s fee.
• The EL Wealth FSP covers advice on the products named on its certificate. Confirm the number on the FSCA register. A cross-border transfer needs the dealer and M-Pesa.
• A 3% fee is taken only when value moves on the South African rail. 30% of that fee is investment capital. 35% is platform cost. 35% is support.
• Of interest actually earned, 70% stays in the pool and 30% is shared: 30% customers, 30% providers, 30% services, 10% the School of Sustainability.
• The gold line on the outlook is the worked example. It ends at R501.72. It is the sheet’s illustration. It is not a promised rate.
• You join as a human first. Industry and occupation are required. A business, a desk, or a retailer is a second wallet on that same person.
• Voice is the way through the desk. CareerWIL runs the operations queue. A spoken sentence does not move money by itself.

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