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C-CONNECT launches in South Africa, offering prepaid users rewards for airtime and data top-ups, along with easy SIM delivery and RICA processes. (Image source: Adobe Stock)

C-CONNECT, the latest virtual mobile network operator (MVNO) in South Africa, has launched nationwide, introducing more options and competition to the mobile market

Focused on delivering affordable mobile services without compromising quality, C-CONNECT aims to be the top choice for savvy prepaid users.

This innovative prepaid, SIM-only brand uses C-Cell’s reliable network infrastructure and offers rewards for activities customers already do, enabling them to spend more on what matters most to them. Subscribers can earn 10% back in the form of Cha-Chings, the in-app currency, when they top up their prepaid Airtime or Data. These Cha-Chings can be redeemed for a wide range of lifestyle products and services, such as prepaid electricity/water and data, event tickets, and gaming vouchers, helping customers maximize their mobile spending while enjoying various lifestyle benefits.

Topping up with Airtime or Data is easy via the C-CONNECT app, online at c-connect.co.za, through USSD (*105#), or by purchasing a voucher at partner stores. Users can also recharge with Ringas or Blu Voucher, a universal, single-use prepaid airtime voucher. Data on the C-CONNECT app and Airtime on the USSD are zero-rated.

With South African consumers facing significant financial pressures, C-CONNECT anticipates strong demand for its MVNO service. The company is eager to connect consumers with rewards and provide businesses with new ways to satisfy their customers.

“What sets us apart in a competitive market is that we offer people meaningful rewards for buying voice and data, an essential everyone needs. It’s the most rewarding connection for South African cellular subscribers with no fuss and no frills, just a straightforward and simple way to access a world of prepaid services with added benefits. With C-CONNECT, we’re not just offering connectivity; we’re giving our customers the power to see real rewards from their mobile usage,” said Richard Anderson, chief operating officer of C-CONNECT.

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