The future of financial security is being decided right now, not just by firewalls, but by advanced data structures that map criminal networks. In the latest episode of Bank on it, Nick Harris, head of Financial Crime, Risk Management at Capitec, revealed the bank’s pioneering adoption of graph databases - a technology the bank affectionately call the "spider web" - to pre-emptively stop sophisticated fraud rings and protect consumers before they even become victims.

This episode of Bank on it offers valuable advice for graduates entering the workplace including practical, battlefield advice on navigating the intense early years of a career in banking, including learning how to transform pressure into performance. Companies, on the other hand, will gain insight into the success mindset cultivated within Capitec's high-potential talent pool, proving that a culture of psychological safety around failure is key to developing high performing talent.

Capitec’s success isn't built on complex algorithms or complicated banking jargon, but on a genuine commitment to human connection and a deep understanding of its clients' realities. This episode of Bank on it offers invaluable, insider knowledge for every business leader and marketer who recognises that the human element is the ultimate competitive advantage in a digital world.

In the fourth episode of ‘Bank on it’ host Koshiek Karan discusses the evolution of financial fraud in SA — and how you can protect yourself — with Capitec’s Iain Orpen, head of fraud prevention and detection at Capitec.

How do you create a digital product that serves nearly 25 million people while remaining simple, personalised and efficient? This is the challenge faced by the teams at Capitec, as discussed in the latest episode of Bank on it during an insightful interview with Andy Baker, executive head of Technology and Ravi Govender, head of Product Technology Services.

In the second episode of Bank on it powered by Capitec, Koshiek Karan sits down with Welo Health co-founder and CEO Zanele Matome to deliver a masterclass in entrepreneurial resilience. What if the secret to building a successful startup isn’t about speed, but about patience? In an exclusive, exciting conversation, Zanele Matome, the co-founder and CEO of Welo Health, shares how she got her startup off the ground by ignoring conventional wisdom and focusing on the long game. This isn't just Matome’s story but also a blueprint for founders who want to build a sustainable business.

In the first episode of Bank On It, Koshiek Karan speaks to two senior, long-standing Capitec executives: Asha Patel, head of brand and communications, and Francois Viviers, executive of marketing and communication. Together, they unpack why millions trust Capitec to keep it simple