All limits and restrictions are controlled by your bank, the same way as with your physical payment card.

No, Vezo cannot see where or when you make a purchase with Vezo Pay, nor what you are purchasing. Vezo can only see that there is an email address associated with a connected payment card. VezoPay does not store any personal information, transactions, credentials, or bank card details during ring payments, registration or activation on the app or website for …

The ability to connect a payment card to your Vezo wearable depends on your bank. If your bank has activated VezoPay, then your payment card can be connected. Visit our supported payment cards page to check if your card is compatible. If your bank has not yet enabled Vezo, don’t worry! Our team is actively working to onboard all major …

The requirement to enter a PIN depends on your bank’s policies and the transaction amount, regardless of whether you pay with your physical card or your Vezo wearable. In South Africa, most banks enforce a limit of R500 before requiring users to enter their PIN at POS terminals. Additionally, payments made in new or suspicious locations may trigger the bank’s …

No, initially Vezo-connected wearables will only support one payment card at a time.

A secure, passive payment wearable that functions like a digital wallet but never needs charging. Powered by electromagnetic waves from terminals, it securely transmits encrypted payment data. Users sync their bank card to the VezoPay app, which then assigns an encrypted Visa or Mastercard token to the ring.

Once you have set-up your device or activated it with your phone. Thereafter it’s completely stand alone, never has to be charged or near a phone, unless you would like to change or pause the card linked to your device at a later stage.