2021-06-07
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The National Credit Regulator warns registrants that its banking details have not changed and that any calls advising otherwise are scams. Registrants are instructed to pay annual renewal fees only to the specified Standard Bank account and to send proof of payment to fees@ncr.org.za. Failure to pay to the correct account may result in the lapse of registration.
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CIRCULAR 04 OF 2021
July is the month that our registrants are required to pay their annual registration renewal fees. In the past the NCR was made aware of people who were misleading our registrants about the NCR’s banking details. Some of our registrants received calls advising them that the NCR’s banking details have changed. In instances where you receive such calls we would like to warn you that these are scams. Our banking details have not changed and the details have remained the same as below. Please be vigilant when you receive such calls and contact the NCR immediately if in doubt. If you make payment into the wrong account, the NCR will not be able to receive the annual renewal fees and that could cause your registration to lapse. Fees may be paid by electronic transfer or by direct deposit and proof of payments must be sent to fees@ncr.org.za NCR’S BANKING DETAILS HAVE NOT CHANGED Number 04 | June 2021 Name Account No Bank Branch Branch Code Reference No National Credit Regulator (name in full) 200456490 Standard Bank of South Africa Parktown 000355 Your registration number (NCRCP…/ NCRDC…/ NCRCB…) FOR MORE INFORMATION For all queries and requests please contact Tumelo Xhati on (011) 554-2806 or txhati@ncr.org.za
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