GoTyme Bank in the news

GoTyme Bank is rebranding and restructuring its underperforming partnership with the Zion Christian Church while giving 800 employees equity stakes.

GoTyme is rebranding and expanding its physical presence through 100 retail hubs to sustain growth after reaching 13 million South African customers.

GoTyme Bank has launched a R100 million employee share ownership scheme covering nearly all staff to foster a culture of ownership following its recent move into profitability.

GoTyme Bank CEO Cheslyn Jacobs discusses the rapid growth of their new banking app and the company's commitment to customer-centric digital services.

South African digital bank TymeBank rebranded as GoTyme Bank following its achievement of unicorn status, profitability, and the launch of a R100 million employee share scheme.

Financial Times released its 2026 list of Africa's fastest-growing companies, highlighting thirty startups with rapid revenue growth across fintech and logistics.

GoTyme Bank reached one million app migrations while expanding its physical customer service hubs across South Africa.

GoTyme Bank reached one million app migrations while expanding its physical presence through new mall-based Customer Hubs.

Cheslyn Jacobs is appointed CEO of TymeBank, a South African digital bank, bringing experience in digital transformation to drive growth.

GoTyme Bank expands its physical presence in malls and invests in AI-driven mobile app enhancements to grow its customer base and product offerings following its exit from Pick n Pay stores.

TymeBank is rebranding to GoTyme Bank and implementing permanent changes to its app and business GoalSave accounts, leading to customer confusion due to poor communication.

TymeBank has officially rebranded to GoTyme Bank in South Africa, aligning its local operations with its international presence and marking a new phase after achieving profitability and significant customer growth.

TymeBank officially rebranded to GoTyme Bank in South Africa following regulatory approval, aligning with its parent company's global brand and reflecting its growth and profitability as a digital bank.

TymeBank has officially changed its name to GoTyme Bank in South Africa, aligning its brand with its international operations and reflecting its growth and profitability as a digital bank.

TymeBank rebranded to GoTyme Bank, achieved profitability in late 2023, and reached unicorn status with over 15 million customers.

Digital bank TymeBank has rebranded to GoTyme Bank to align with its parent company's global identity after reaching 11 million customers and profitability.

TymeBank, now GoTyme Bank, is closing its Pick n Pay kiosks and opening Consumer Hubs in malls to adapt to digital banking trends, while maintaining cash services with Pick n Pay.

Cheslyn Jacobs is appointed as the new CEO of TymeBank, South Africa's leading digital bank, succeeding Karl Westvig.

Cheslyn Jacobs becomes CEO of TymeBank, bringing strong digital banking and communication expertise to support its growth in South Africa.

GoTyme Bank will join a phased rollout to offer smart ID card applications via new consumer hubs and its app, adapting its kiosk-based model while other banks begin in-branch services.