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<a href="https://www.pindula.co.zw/Steward_Bank">Steward Bank</a>, a subsidiary of <a href="https://www.pindula.co.zw/Econet_Wireless_Zimbabwe">Econet Wireless Zimbabwe</a>, last month opened a remittance centre in Harare which caters for both international and local remittances.
The remittance centre, where customers can access funds sent from within Zimbabwe or abroad, is situated at the Eastgate Complex in Harare.
Customers can collect money sent via SasaiRemit, EcoCashRemit, StewardRemit, WorldRemit and many others.
Market analysts believe the new outlet is part of Steward Bank’s strategy to provide an integrated retail and digital customer experience designed to make it convenient for customers to collect their foreign currency in a clean, safe and secure environment.
In the past few years, Steward Bank has partnered with several global money transfer agents, including HelloPaisa, MoneyGram and Mama Money — among many others – to facilitate the free flow of remittances into the country.
The World Bank estimates that remittance flows into Zimbabwe reached US$2 billion last year against US$1.4 billion in 2021 and $1 billion in 2020.
Steward Bank Chief executive officer Courage Mashavave said the financial institution recently introduced intra-bound remittances and scaled up Steward Remit to enable access to foreign currency. Mashavave said in his festive season message to customers:
<blockquote>
We are collaborating with agencies across the country, in areas such as Mutoko and Murehwa. Compared to this time last year, we have tripled our Customer Satisfaction Index, demonstrating that we are increasing our customers’ expected service and product quality.
</blockquote>
Meanwhile, StewardRemit, which allows real-time US dollar money transfers across the country for both Steward Bank account holders and non-account holders, has reduced its transaction charges.
The StewardRemit send-money charge was reduced from 5% to 3% of the transaction amount, inclusive of 2% IMT tax.
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Steward Bank Opens A Remittance Centre

<a href="https://www.pindula.co.zw/Steward_Bank">Steward Bank</a> has advised members of the public to be watchful as there are fraudsters claiming to be the bank’s representatives to dupe the unsuspecting people of their money.
In a statement issued this Friday, the bank said has not contracted anyone to conduct transactions on its behalf. Pindula News present the bank’s statement in full below.
<blockquote>Dear Valued Customers, 
Steward Bank has noted with concern that there are some individuals purporting to represent the Bank in the sale of Ruwa Fairview Housing Units which are owned by the Bank. These individuals are said to be demanding a deposit for the housing loans with the balance being paid in instalments over a period of time. Members of the public are advised that the Bank has neither appointed nor authorised any individuals to conduct transactions on its behalf and the Bank will not be held responsible for any transactions conducted outside the Bank’s official channels. </blockquote>
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Members of the public are requested to report any individuals purporting to be selling the Bank’s housing units to their nearest police station or contact us on any of our touchpoints. We encourage members of the public to remain diligent and not to fall prey to these fraudsters. When in doubt, call us on 0772191191 or 0808 8888.</blockquote>
More: Pindula News

Steward Bank Alerts Public About Fraudsters

Steward Bank has limited its operating hours for all its branches to only six and a half hours during weekdays and only three hours on Saturdays.
In a statement, the Bank said all its branches will be open between 8:30 am and 2:00 pm from Monday to Friday, and between 8:30 am and 11:30 am on Saturdays. The statement read:
<blockquote>In light of the recent increase in COVID-19 cases, we encourage customers to make use of the following digital platforms as opposed to coming into branches:</blockquote>
<ul>
<li>
<blockquote>Online Banking</blockquote>
</li>
<li>
<blockquote>*210# (Kambudzi Banking)</blockquote>
</li>
<li>
<blockquote>Square App</blockquote>
</li>
<li>
<blockquote>Telephone &amp; Email Banking</blockquote>
</li>
<li>
<blockquote>WhatsApp Banking</blockquote>
</li>
</ul>
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Steward Bank Announces New Operating Hours

Steward Bank has launched WhatsApp Banking. Steward’s customers can use this service to access various banking services on WhatsApp.
For one to use the service they have to save a certain Steward Bank phone number, send “Hi” and you then start to communicate with a virtual assistant (bot) called Batsi. The things you can do on Steward Bank’s Whatsapp banking service include:
<ul>
<li>Account Opening.</li>
<li>Account Services.</li>
<li>Purchase Airtime.</li>
<li>Buy ZESA Token.</li>
<li>Send Zipit.</li>
<li>Pay Bills.</li>
<li>Internal Transfer.</li>
<li>Balance Enquiry.</li>
<li>Payments</li>
<li>Customer Services.</li>
</ul>
More: <a href="https://www.techzim.co.zw/2019/03/steward-bank-launches-whatsapp-banking-now-do-your-banking-whilst-chatting-on-whatsapp/">Techzim</a>

Steward Bank Launches WhatsApp Banking

A few weekends ago we were trading hyperinflation stories with some people and by far the best one was told by this guy whose name I can’t remember. He said he had gone to his rural home for a funeral with enough cash to take him back to the city after the funeral and a few extra pennies to give his grandmother. 3 days after the funeral he wanted to go back to Harare but he was told his bus fare was not sufficient to even take him to Chivhu, a small town 70 Ks from his rural home. He, however, had to sell his designer shoes the only pair he had (a gift from a friend he said) for a bucket of maize and used that bucket of maize to pay the man who took him to Harare.
 Ever heard these?
I’m sure by now you have heard stories like this over and over again. And each morning when Twitter, Facebook Instagram and LinkedIn updates you about the ever-changing black market USD Zipit/Transfer/Ecocash or Cash rates, you wonder if it will ever be a viable thing to have even a tinniest Zhet in Zimbabwe without sinking like a brick.
We have seen “hustlers ” as they would like to be called, importing things they have bought in Forex make a profit in bond, only to fail to acquire the Forex they need to go back and restock. We have also seen this Zhet, of people selling simple things at exorbitant prices because, inorder to restock Forex is only accessed at the black market and the prices are too steep hence the ridiculous pricing of their goods. Lastly, we know of this Zhet of selling your wares in USD only and not accept any other form of cash, currency or payment.
So?
At the end most people living in the diaspora are on crossroads, is ever doing even a tinniest Zhet in Zimbabwe going to work?
<ul>
<li>What can I do?</li>
<li>Do I sell cars if so in what currency? What will be the stock turnover rate of such commodities?</li>
<li>Do I sell clothes? At what price?</li>
<li>Do I sell phones which brands, second hand or new?</li>
<li>What ideas can I come up with?</li>
<li>Who will manage my hustle since I’m thousands of miles away, how will I market it?</li>
<li>Where do I set this whole Zhet up?</li>
<li>What’s the market for my most preferred Zhet?</li>
<li>Will I make enough profit to sustain it?</li>
</ul>
All these are questions that have never yielded an answer and for that reason, most people are skeptical about having even the tinniest Zhet back home in Zimbabwe.
Still Wondering Which Zhet to do back home?
Because of the volatility of the bond and the lack of it in hard cash its safe to conclude that one needs to be on the ground to do any Zhet in Zimbabwe at the moment. BUT a huge BUT there are some Zhets that will not sink your funds like a brick and these are?
 
<ol>
<li>The Steward Bank Mortgage Financing Plan. This Plan will enable you to build, acquire or renovate your property. This Zhet will make you add value or just give you an option to purchase something with a locked value. When I say the value is locked I’m saying, the price of an immovable property is fixed, it’s not affected by inflation. The biggest advantage of this Zhet is that no importing and exporting of any commodity is done. Just pay your premiums from the comfort of your country of residence.</li>
<li>Gadgets – Many youngsters are now searching for maoriginal, gone are the days when people used to buy cheap imitations of phones, cameras and tablets. The first thing that people are searching for now is the brand and the originality of the gadget before they part with their hard earned cash nomatter how minute it is. We know the diaspora is the home of these gadgets, selling these things either brand new or second hand will be a nice Zhet to earn any business minded a small extra income.</li>
<li>The obvious one, clothes – this Zhet is tricky but if you break into it, it will be very lucrative. First of all super-sized and larger women have problems buying clothes in local shops because they can find nice fitting clothes. If one wants to go into this zhet, the market for large sizes is still undersupplied. Large size shoes from size 12 going up are also a bit scarce but I’m not sure about the market for them.</li>
<li>Exporting things from the Diaspora to Zimbabwe – For people staying overseas and the northern and western part of Africa, getting things that are not money or small items to Zimbabwe is hard. Any diasporan can build a network in whatever country you are living, collect items on those people’s behalf and send them back home to Zimbabwe using the cheapest means available. Disclaimer, please research about the rule and regulations and probably permits needed to do this kind of Zhet.</li>
<li>Human Hair and Beauty products – this industry has been booming over the years, but like any other industry, its marred with cheap imitations that may also affect your sales, things like lipstick, face powders, foundations especially original brands like Revlon, Estee Lauder, Mac etc, nail polish, quality perfumes, deodorants and roll ons are selling nicely across Harare and probably some other cities too. Again researching on ZIMRA’s rules and regulations about importing such is always best.</li>
</ol>
Wait a minute, how will i manage a business when im thousands of killometers away?
2 Words, Social Media. We all know the problems associated with involving a 3rd part in your business who is probably your relative or an employee. Social Media becomes your third part and that relative and or employee only helps with deliveries. Facebook and Instagram have promoted posts and you can boost your posts for as little as $1. There are several advertising WhatsApp groups that one can advertise on. Bottom line, the bulk of today’s customers is online.
In these days of ZIPIT/ECocash/RTGS/Internal Transfers you cant trust anyone with your money. All transactions between you and the customers are done between the 2 of you. Isn’t technology a beautiful enabler?Bottom line is no business is easy, everything requires hard work and consistence
So why do Zhets in Zimbabwe?
It is a good opportunity to rake in some extra cash. Money is always good nommater the day or time you access it. Money in a Zim account can help you with remittances and you may use it when you come home for a holiday

Diasporans, These 'Zhets' Are For You

Barely a day less than 24 hours after EcoCash suspended it’s MasterCard, Steward Bank has followed suit. The institutions now require customers to prefund their accounts with actual US dollars and not bond notes. 
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Steward Bank Suspends Mastercard, Now Requires Actual USD Prefunding

<blockquote>Dear Valued Customers
The Bank’s system has been intermittent and unstable in the past few months. This has resulted in a number of our customers being inconvenienced when transacting on some of our platforms. To address these challenges, the bank has made significant investment in a robust ICT infrastructure. As a consequence, we will be conducting a system upgrade and maintenance from 1800 hours, Saturday 25the of March to 0600hrs, Sunday, 26th of March 2017. During this period, limited service will be available on all platforms including:
ATMs 
POS 
Banking Services 
Mobile Banking 
The following will not be available during this time:
MasterCard 
Internet Banking 
Agent Banking 
We thank you for your patience and advise that all effort and expert skills are currently being directed towards improving stability and our customers’ banking experience. We sincerely regret any inconvenience caused.
Steward Bank</blockquote>

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