Paying out
Everyone who can open your bank statement knows what everyone earns.
Your bookkeeper. Your office manager. Whoever does the VAT. Every salary, every commission, every increase, line by line, every month.
Make one payment to Payaccsys and we pay your people. Your statement shows one line.
Your statement now
- SALARY A NAIDOO31 400.00
- SALARY P VAN WYK28 750.00
- SALARY T MOKOENA19 200.00
- SALARY R DE BRUYN46 500.00
- SALARY S PILLAY17 850.00
- SALARY M NKOSI14 600.00
- SALARY J BOTHA12 900.00
- WAGES K SITHOLE8 420.00
- WAGES D ADAMS8 420.00
- …and the rest of them
Your statement with Payaccsys
- PAYACCSYS SALARIES187 440.00
One line. One reconciliation. Nobody reading anybody’s salary.
And they have it the same evening
A payroll run you authorise by four in the afternoon reaches your people the same evening — not value-dated for today and available tomorrow, which is what “same day” usually turns out to mean. Money in the account, the night you paid it.
Everybody lands at the same time, whichever bank they use. No one in the team gets paid at nine and asks why somebody else got paid at eleven.
Five ways out, and you pick per payment
- PayShap
- Any hour of any day, including Christmas. To any participating bank account, up to R50 000.
- Real-time
- Straight through, up to R5 million in business hours — and up to R250 000 overnight, weekends and public holidays.
- Same day
- Submit by four. It reaches them the same evening. Saturdays too, submitted by quarter to nine.
- One day
- It lands the following morning. For everything that does not need to be quicker.
- To a cellphone
- For the people on your payroll who have no bank account.
Most businesses pay the premium on everything, because choosing was harder than not choosing.
It takes the file your payroll already produces
Every major South African payroll package, in whatever format it exports. Nobody retypes a salary, nobody recaptures a bank account, and nobody is checking a reference number twice at six o’clock on the twenty-fourth.
Account numbers are checked against the bank and the result sits beside the beneficiary before you release. We don’t block the payment and nobody honest will tell you they do — you decide, with the answer in front of you rather than on Tuesday.
Month to month
No lock-in. The agreement runs month to month and ends on a calendar month’s written notice. If it stops being worth it, you stop.
Fifteen minutes and your last payroll run.
Show us what you did last month and we’ll tell you what it would have looked like here. If the answer is “much the same”, we’ll say so.
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