By Newsbreak Producer Hoosen Ebrahim - From township spaza shops to Sunday offerings at church, South Africans are tapping, scanning, and sending money at the click of a button. A new wave of digital payments is sweeping through our informal economy - and it's changing how millions earn, save, and survive. But what does this mean for the future of money in Mzansi? Newsbreak interviewed Thulani Ngwenya, the founder of AltarPOS, a digital payment platform. He explains the future of QR codes and its efficient safe method of transacting for people from all walks of life... 

<p>By Newsbreak Producer Hoosen Ebrahim - From township spaza shops to Sunday offerings at church, South Africans are tapping, scanning, and sending money at the click of a button. A new wave of digital payments is sweeping through our informal economy - and it's changing how millions earn, save, and survive. But what does this mean for the future of money in Mzansi? Newsbreak interviewed Thulani Ngwenya, the founder of AltarPOS, a digital payment platform. He explains the future of QR codes and its efficient safe method of transacting for people from all walks of life...&nbsp;</p>

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