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TymeBank

TymeBank

South African Digital Banking

VS

dLocal

Emerging Markets

dLocal
Fees from
Custom vs 3-7% all-inclusive
Features

0 shared

2 unique to TymeBank · 2 unique to dLocal
Regions

1 shared

3 unique to dLocal
Pay methods

1 shared

3 unique to TymeBank · 9 unique to dLocal
On fees

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4 features · 13 payment methods · 4 regions. We don't rank these — they're here for reference.
TymeBank TymeBank
dLocal dLocal
Quick Facts
Fees
Standard transaction rate
Custom
3-7% all-inclusive
Settlement
Time to receive funds
—
2–7 business days
Founded
2018
2016
Headquarters
Johannesburg, South Africa
Montevideo, Uruguay
Sandbox / Test Mode
—
✓
Webhook Support
—
✓
Features
Enterprise Unique
—
✓
Instant Payout Unique
—
✓
Low Fees Unique
✓
—
Startup Friendly Unique
✓
—
Payment Methods
dLocal leads (10 vs 4)
Amex Unique
—
✓
Bank Transfer
✓
✓
Boleto Unique
—
✓
Cash Unique
—
✓
Debit Card Unique
✓
—
Digital Wallet Unique
—
✓
Eft Unique
✓
—
Mastercard Unique
—
✓
Oxxo Unique
—
✓
Pix Unique
—
✓
Pse Unique
—
✓
Qr Code Unique
✓
—
Visa Unique
—
✓
Regions
dLocal leads (4 vs 1)
Africa
✓
✓
Asia Unique
—
✓
Latin America Unique
—
✓
Middle East Unique
—
✓

TymeBank is best when you...

South African Digital Banking
Need Low Fees
Not available with dLocal
Need Startup Friendly
Not available with dLocal
View TymeBank

dLocal is best when you...

Emerging Markets
Need Enterprise
Not available with TymeBank
Need Instant Payout
Not available with TymeBank
Want coverage in Asia, Latin America, Middle East
TymeBank doesn't cover these regions
View dLocal

Frequently Asked Questions

What is the difference between TymeBank and dLocal?
They share 1 payment method and 1 region. TymeBank adds Debit Card, EFT, QR Code that dLocal does not list; dLocal adds Amex, Boleto, Cash and 6 more that TymeBank does not list; dLocal also covers Asia, Latin America and 1 more; only TymeBank offers Low Fees, Startup Friendly.
Which is cheaper, TymeBank or dLocal?
TymeBank has custom pricing quoted on engagement; dLocal has published rates from 3-7% all-inclusive. Headline rates exclude fixed per-transaction fees, FX and chargeback costs, so model your own mix before deciding.
Where can I use TymeBank and dLocal?
TymeBank lists 1 region and 4 payment methods; dLocal lists 4 and 10. both cover Africa. Check the country list on each profile before onboarding — regional coverage is not the same as local acquiring.
How do TymeBank and dLocal compare on integration and settlement?
dLocal offers a sandbox, TymeBank does not list one; dLocal supports webhooks; dLocal publishes a settlement time of 2–7 business days.

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