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SNAT Savings and Credit Cooperative Society and Standard Bank Eswatini officials pose after signing the UNAYO partnership. Photo: SNAT Savings and Credit Cooperative Society
SNAT Savings and Credit Cooperative Society and Standard Bank Eswatini officials pose after signing the UNAYO partnership. Photo: SNAT Savings and Credit Cooperative Society
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Mbabane – SNAT Savings and Credit Cooperative Society has launched a new partnership with Standard Bank Eswatini through the UNAYO platform, promising faster and more convenient banking services for its members.

The collaboration, announced on Monday, aims to simplify access to funds, allowing members to carry out loan disbursements, savings withdrawals, and everyday transactions directly from their mobile devices. SNAT said the move would eliminate delays and reduce bottlenecks in accessing financial services.

“We are thrilled to announce our game-changing collaboration with Standard Bank Eswatini through the UNAYO platform. SIMPLICITY. SPEED. FREEDOM,” the cooperative said in a statement.

UNAYO provides a mobile-based banking experience, bringing financial transactions directly to users’ fingertips. SNAT said the partnership marks the start of further initiatives with Standard Bank designed to prioritise member convenience.

“This is innovation in action. This is transformation on steroids,” the statement added. “To our members, we’ve got your back. Let’s go!”

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Adekunle Owolabi

Adekunle Owolabi is a journalist, political analyst, and digital strategist with experience across Africa and the Middle East. He focuses on international diplomacy, promotes digital inclusion, and advocates for a borderless Africa.

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