By ETimes
HARARE –TN CyberTech Investments Holdings intends to restructure its National Social Security Authority (NSSA) Pensioner Loan into a 60-month revolving facility, using repayments to finance fresh loans.
The soft loans are part of the bank’s wider collaboration with EcoCash, targeting individuals receiving monthly NSSA payouts with repayments deducted directly from their pensions.
“This initiative supports the Bank’s financial inclusion strategy by extending affordable credit facilities to underserved customers, empowering pensioners to manage household expenses, healthcare, and other essential needs with greater financial confidence,” TN CyberTech Investments Holdings stated in its integrated annual report for the ten-month period ended 31 December 2025.
“Looking ahead, the Bank aims to convert the existing NSSA Pensioner Loan into a 60-month revolving facility, allowing repayments to be recycled to fund new loans.
“This enhancement is expected to expand access to pensioners while generating stable fee income with minimal credit risk, reinforcing the Bank’s commitment to sustainable community empowerment.”
Since its inception, the NSSA pensioner lending programme has disbursed US$2.37 million across 9 152 facilities.
TN CyberTech Bank, formerly Steward Bank Limited, is the sole subsidiary of TN CyberTech Investments Holdings, which rebranded from EcoCash Holdings Zimbabwe Limited in July 2025.
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