A new payment choice
Earlier payment.Your call.
A little sooner. A little more choice.
See the amount, the date and the rebate — then decide what works for your business.
Preparing to launchFor South African business.
Available on eligible approved invoices.
Interactive example
Two options. Your choice.
No action? Keep the original date and full amount.
About this example
This example is not a price quote or a payment offer. Actual dates, availability and rebate are shown for each eligible offer. Funding and fees remain under discussion.
Illustrative only. Funding and fees remain under discussion.
See the number.The amount and rebate, upfront.
Know the date.Both payment dates, side by side.
Make the call.The choice stays with the supplier.
How it works
One invoice.
Room to choose.
An eligible approved invoice can carry an earlier payment offer. You see the terms before making a choice.
- 01
Check for an offer.
When an eligible approved invoice has an offer, review its payment options.
- 02
Compare the numbers.
See the earlier date, the rebate in rand and as a percentage, and the amount you would receive.
- 03
Make your choice.
Take the earlier option, or receive the full invoice amount on the original due date.
For buyer decision-makers
Make the case for earlier payment.
Whether you lead finance, treasury, procurement or transformation, start with the outcomes you’re accountable for.
Explore your team’s priorities- CFOs
- Evaluate the commercial case, governance and measures of success.
- Treasury
- Assess funding arrangements, cash timing and payment controls.
- Procurement
- Explore supplier needs, continuity and relationship priorities.
- B-BBEE & Transformation
- Consider beneficiary needs, supplier-development objectives and evidence requirements.
For suppliers
Hear when access opens.
Leave your name, email and company to join the supplier waitlist. We’ll email you with updates on access. You don’t need an invoice or banking details to register.
Join the supplier waitlistJoining the waitlist does not guarantee access or invoice eligibility.
Before you register
Useful to know.
Is SettleMeNow available to use yet?
We’re preparing to launch. Buyers can enquire about participation, and suppliers can join the waitlist for updates on access. Registering does not enrol you in an early payment offer.
Will every approved invoice qualify?
No. Approval alone does not guarantee an offer. Availability and terms will be shown for each eligible invoice.
What does the rebate mean for my payment?
The rebate is deducted from the invoice amount in exchange for an earlier payment date. Each offer shows it in rand and as a percentage, alongside the amount you would receive. Waiting until the original due date keeps the full invoice amount.
What if I don’t accept an offer?
Your original due date and full invoice amount remain in place. No action is needed to keep those terms.
Which teams should be involved in a buyer conversation?
CFOs can lead on the commercial case; Treasury on funding, cash timing and payment controls; Procurement on supplier needs and relationships; and B-BBEE Transformation on supplier-development objectives and evidence requirements. Start with the team closest to your priority. Explore the priorities for each team.
About SettleMeNow
Built around a supplier’s choice.
SettleMeNow is a South African platform operated by Settle Me Now (Pty) Ltd. We’re preparing to launch and are welcoming buyer enquiries and supplier waitlist registrations.
Talk to us
info@settlemenow.co.zaSettle Me Now (Pty) Ltd
1 Discovery Place, SandhurstSandton, Gauteng, 2196
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