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    Partner ContentBy Partner Content26 November 2025No Comments4 Mins Read
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    InstaPay, South Africa’s next-generation integrated merchant and consumer payments platform, has launched InstaPay Gini, a secure, mobile-first wallet that gives South Africans a smarter way to save and spend – with no monthly fees and interest rates of up to 6%, designed to beat inflation.

    “InstaPay is the result of combined expertise and technology between Omnea and Amber Pay,” said Deon Tromp, CEO of Omnea. “Enabled by Omnea’s API Integration Hub, a leading fintech enablement platform in Africa and developed by global payment software specialist Amber Pay, InstaPay is built on a foundation of reliability and innovation. With Gini, we’re proving that financial inclusion and cutting-edge technology can come together to deliver real value for everyday South Africans.”

    With over 600,000 consumers already activated on the platform, InstaPay Gini is quickly becoming a preferred choice for those seeking greater control, better returns, and an easier way to manage their everyday finances. Whether to earn fair interest, access cashback rewards, or buy essentials like airtime and electricity, Gini is reshaping how South Africans engage with financial services.

    “InstaPay Gini isn’t here to replace banks – it’s here to complement them,” comments Ekaterina Savadia, CEO of Amber Pay. “We offer a modern, inclusive alternative where users earn more on their savings and get rewarded for everyday spending, all with zero account fees.”

    A new era of fairer, simpler financial access

    InstaPay Gini is part of a broader InstaPay ecosystem that connects consumers and merchants through fast, secure digital payments. Unlike traditional bank accounts, Gini was built from the ground up to be accessible to everyone – whether fully banked, underbanked, or financially excluded.

    The name “Gini” was chosen deliberately, inspired by the Gini coefficient, a global measure of inequality. InstaPay Gini embodies the commitment to create fairer access to wealth and opportunity in South Africa. By providing a free account with inflation-beating interest rates on balances over R100, Gini seeks to level the playing field and empower users to start saving, no matter their starting point.

    InstaPay Gini is an open-loop wallet that delivers all the features of traditional banking—along with added benefits tailored for today’s digital consumer.

     Key features of InstaPay Gini include:

    ·      Up to 6% annual interest on wallet balances over R100 — designed to beat inflation

    ·      Zero monthly account fees

    ·      Instant money transfers and QR code payments

    ·      Cashback rewards when shopping at participating merchants

    ·      Access to everyday services like airtime, data, electricity, and bill payments

    Gini works alongside traditional banks to offer a new path for savers looking to grow their money in a low-risk, high-value environment. It’s ideal for individuals, families, stokvels, freelancers, and even retirees – anyone who wants more value from their rands without extra complexity or costs.

    Closing the financial gap

    Despite progress, millions of South Africans remain underserved by formal financial systems. 

    InstaPay Gini helps close that gap by:

    ·      Encouraging savings through real, inflation-beating returns

    ·      Eliminating hidden fees that often deter lower-income users

    ·      Enabling digital participation for anyone with a smartphone

    This approach supports the national agenda of broad-based financial inclusion, while also giving everyday South Africans a practical way to start building wealth.

    InstaPay Gini doesn’t aim to compete with banks—it offers something different. A simple, high-interest savings wallet with no strings attached. And when used alongside a traditional bank account, Gini can help users manage short-term savings, separate spending from saving, and unlock extra value from daily transactions.

    “This is a platform for the people,” adds Savadia.

    “Whether you’re saving for December, managing a stokvel, or just want to earn more on your balance – Gini is the easiest place to start.”

    As the South African economy continues to digitalise, InstaPay Gini offers a future-forward way to manage money – one that’s accessible, rewarding, and built for growth. By giving savers a fairer deal and empowering communities to participate fully in the financial system, InstaPay is helping reshape the country’s financial future – one wallet at a time.

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