In our guide today, we will show you how the Absa Business account works in South Africa.
A business account is only used for business transactions rather than personal finances.
You can open this account in the business name and allow payments to be made and received using the business name.
We will now show you how this account works.
Absa Business Account
You can streamline your business banking with an Absa business evolve account.
This is a hassle-free business current account that evolves as your business grows.
The account offers you packages and an account type tailored to your business needs.
You can make or receive payments to your account through the channels below:
- CashSend Plus
- SWIFT Payments
- Business Integrator International
- UnionPay
This is how the Absa business account works in South Africa.
Now that you know how this account works, we will show you how you can effectively manage the collection of payments to the account.
How To Manage Collection Of Payments
Absa offers you payment acceptance solutions that will help you manage collections and give you more time to grow your business.
Below are the payment collection tools available in Absa:
- Stand-alone desktop
- eCommerce solutions
- integrated host systems
- smartPay
- Batchlink
- EFT debit orders
- Mobipaid
This is how to manage the collection of payments with your Absa business account in South Africa.
What Are The Business Insurance Covers
Absa will get you a range of business insurance products to suit your business needs.
Below are the Absa business insurance options in South Africa:
- Directors’ and officers’ liability
- Public liability
- Buy and sell agreements
- Comprehensive business insurance
The directors’ and officers’ liability insurance protects the directors and officers of the business and their assets for claims arising from allegations of wrong-doing committed while performing their roles.
The public liability insurance covers you and your business against claims of personal injury or damage to property that a third party suffers resulting from your business activities.
The buy-and-sell agreement protects your investments in a partnership business. It allows each partner to take out life or disability cover on the other partner’s life in case of death or disability.
Comprehensive business insurance protects your business against any unforeseen events.
This is all the information you need about Absa business accounts in South Africa.
