Reach a person.
There is no ticket queue and no chatbot. Email us and a person who can actually see your payment replies, within one business day and usually faster.
SwapEazi is onboarding its first corridors. The process below describes the service as it operates from your first payment.
A payment has not arrived.
This is the one that matters, so it goes first. If your supplier says the money is not there, send us these three things and we will have an answer quickly.
What to include
- 1.Your quote reference, which is on the quote and on the confirmation.
- 2.The date and amount you paid, and which account you paid from.
- 3.What your supplier's bank is telling them, if anything.
We trace it with the payout partner and come back with where it actually is, including when the honest answer is that we are waiting on someone else. You should not have to chase us for that.
Email about a paymentWhat we help with.
How we will and will not contact you.
Invoice fraud in cross-border trade almost always arrives as a convincing email about changed banking details. So that you can always tell, here is what we will never do.
- We will never email you new banking details for a payment already quoted.
- We will never ask for your online banking password or a one-time PIN.
- We will never ask you to pay from a personal account or a third party's account.
- We will never ask you to pay into an account in an individual's name.
If you receive something that appears to be from us and does any of the above, do not act on it. Contact us on the details you already have and check.
Reaching us
Monday to Friday, South African business hours. Payments settle within South African banking hours, so an enquiry sent late on a Friday is answered on Monday.