Tech & Innovation – How SA Businesses Can Navigate SWIFT Sanctions Threat

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What would happen if South Africa were cut off from the SWIFT payment system? Beyond the headlines, such a disruption could upend trade, strain consumer access to goods, and test the resilience of local businesses.

Harry Scherzer, CEO of Future Forex, joins us to unpack the real implications of a SWIFT disruption, the practical steps companies can take to safeguard operations, and how fintech platforms are offering resilient, transparent alternatives to traditional banking. He also shares broader insights into the future of cross-border payments and what it will take for South Africa to stay globally connected despite rising geopolitical risks.
9 Sep 2025 1PM English South Africa Business News · Investing

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