Paying your South African suppliers from Zimbabwe.
Obtaining foreign currency through the formal banking system is the hard part, before anyone has processed a payment. Businesses end up holding US dollars, paying through intermediaries, or sending cash across the border.
How this corridor works.
What you pay in, what your supplier receives, and what to expect on rate, cost and timing.
Why this corridor is the way it is.
Zimbabwe is the route we are asked for more than any other and the one we cannot open yet, because we do not have a licensed collection partner in the country. We would rather say that here than take a payment we cannot complete.
Pricing on this route reflects what it costs to move Zimbabwe gold into rand. As volume on the corridor grows, that cost falls, and the saving is passed through to the businesses paying on it.
Common in Zimbabwe.
- Retail and FMCG
- Fuel and logistics
- Building supplies
- Agricultural inputs
These are the sectors that buy from South Africa most often and on the tightest schedule. If yours is not listed, the payment works the same way.
Join the Zimbabwe waitlist
We open corridors market by market and onboard the businesses on each one directly, so that a route is tested end to end before your money goes near it.
We prioritise corridors by the businesses waiting on them. Tell us roughly what you pay South African suppliers from Zimbabweand how often, and we will confirm your corridor, your pricing and your limits with you directly.
Join the Zimbabwe waitlistPaying South Africa from elsewhere in the region.
Built for businesses that buy from South Africa.
We are onboarding businesses market by market. Join the waitlist and we will come back with how SwapEazi works for your corridor, your volumes and your suppliers.