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UCT Banking Details For 2025-2026

To streamline financial processes and encourage cashless transactions, the University of Cape Town has announced various convenient channels for fee payment. This guide, available on this platform, outlines all payment options for current and prospective students. Explore diverse avenues to settle your UCT fees in 2025.

UCT Fees: Cash, Card, or Bank Transfer – Your Payment Options Explained

The University of Cape Town (UCT) offers several convenient ways to settle your tuition, application fees, and other fees:

Cash: Head to the on-campus cashier’s office with the exact amount and get your receipt.
Card: Pay online using your debit or credit card, ensuring sufficient funds.
Bank Transfer: Directly deposit funds into UCT’s bank account or use Electronic Funds Transfer (EFT) with the provided details.

Remember: Choose the method that best suits your needs and ensure timely payments to avoid late fees.

Read Also: UCT Online Application Fee 2025/2026

UCT Banking Details for Fees: 2025/2026 Academic Year

This page provides the University of Cape Town’s banking details for all your 2025/2026 academic year fees. Separate details are listed for admitted students and those enrolled in Semester Study Abroad programs.

For admitted students:

Bank: Standard Bank of South Africa
Account name: University of Cape Town, Current Account
Account number: 27 068 9982
Branch code: Rondebosch Branch, 025009

For Semester Study Abroad students:

Bank: Standard Bank of South Africa
Account name: University of Cape Town, Current Account
Account number: 07 148 023 4
Branch code: Rondebosch Branch, 025009
Swift code: SBZAZAJJ

Note:

Payment for students from outside the rand currency area must be done by a telegraphic transfer to the university’s bank account (see details above). SBZA ZAJJ is the Swift address.
The Overseas Office should be consulted by students who are paying international fees. For such overseas payments to reach the UCT bank account, students need to allow 14 working days.