Capitec clients hit with unauthorised debit transactions
Updated | By Newswatch
Capitec bank says it's aware of a technical issue that's occurred between the company and another bank.

It's led to panic among some Capitec customers who woke up on Friday morning to bizarre transactions on their accounts.
Capitec says what happened is that clients who transacted on this particular bank's card machines had their accounts deducted twice.
Capitec has apologised for the inconvenience saying its IT team is working to rectify the issue.
The transactions will be reversed within the next 24 hours.
South Africans have been reacting to the transactions.
#capitec I don’t remember waking up at 2:49am and doing a cash back at Shoprite .... kanti shoprite ayivuli ay 8am ... I want my money back pic.twitter.com/ACtneeaGUz
— 🎀Strawberry Cheesecake 🎀 (@Radebe_merci) September 11, 2020
Vukani Capitec is taking our money. #capitec pic.twitter.com/QJ1dbqzzTP
— nerdzilla (@2livundla) September 11, 2020
Just when we thought we recovering from letter C, Clicks, Covid, Chiefs and then Capitec says we not yet done 🙆♂️😣#Capitec pic.twitter.com/TtZ8RjZxZl
— K A B E L O🔰 (@hey_its_Kaybee) September 11, 2020
Capitec must reverse all transactions with interest within 24 hours before we send locksmith #Capitec pic.twitter.com/hdgJ82kvS2
— K U L A N I (@kulanicool) September 11, 2020

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