Capitec at Pick n Pay is now available nationwide. Shoppers can now manage their banking at the same time as their grocery shopping. The move adds South Africa’s largest retail bank to Pick n Pay’s established in-store banking network.
Capitec at Pick n Pay Brings Banking Into the Aisles
With Capitec joining the line-up, customers can deposit cash, withdraw funds, and update account details without leaving the store. As a result, banking becomes part of a routine trip to the supermarket. This makes everyday errands quicker and far more convenient.
Supermarket Banking Expands Across South Africa
Pick n Pay’s in-store banking already includes all major banks. By adding Capitec, the service extends to more rural towns and suburban areas. Consequently, customers who previously had to travel long distances to reach a branch now have easier access to financial services. This change helps bridge the gap in areas where traditional banking infrastructure is limited.
Convenience Beyond Groceries
The arrival of Capitec at Pick n Pay supports a growing retail trend where supermarkets offer more than just food. In addition to grocery shopping, customers can pay bills, buy airtime, and manage banking transactions in one place. This one-stop approach saves time and reduces the number of separate trips needed to complete everyday tasks.
In-Store Banking Offers More Flexibility
Supermarket banking provides longer service hours, shorter queues, and a calmer environment compared to traditional branches. For many South Africans, especially those with busy schedules, these benefits make a real difference. Furthermore, combining banking with shopping allows people to manage their time more efficiently.
A Step Towards Greater Financial Access
By placing banking services directly inside supermarkets, Capitec and Pick n Pay are increasing convenience for customers. Therefore, financial services become more accessible, inclusive, and practical. This model ensures that more people can bank where they already shop.
With Capitec at Pick n Pay now part of the national network, South Africans enjoy greater choice, improved access, and the ability to manage their money while completing their weekly grocery run.
