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Post Bank Contact Details

Verified 24 September 2026Updated 6 October 2026Official source onlyIndependent directoryPublished by Silas T Nkoana, Cape TownReport a wrong number

The Postbank toll free number is 0800 53 54 55, with a second customer care line on 0800 53 33 50. For SASSA grant enquiries Postbank publishes 0800 60 10 11. The customer care email is postbank.enquiries@postbank.co.za. We read these details on postbank.co.za on 24 September 2026.

Postbank contact details

RouteDetails
Customer care, toll free0800 53 54 55 or 0800 53 33 50
Customer care emailpostbank.enquiries@postbank.co.za
Help desk emailPBHelpdesk@postbank.co.za
Customer support emailCustomerSupport@PostBank.co.za
SASSA SRD enquiries0800 60 10 11, or 013 754 9439, 9428 or 9454
Report new fraudFraud@postbank.co.za
Existing fraud caseFraudEnquiry@postbank.co.za
Postal addressPrivate Bag X20609, Bloemfontein, 9300

Postbank is South African Postbank SOC Limited, an authorised financial services provider, FSP number 53760.

Two toll free customer care numbers, not one

Postbank prints both 0800 53 54 55 and 0800 53 33 50 under Customer Care, with no distinction between them. If one is engaged, try the other. Both are 0800 numbers, so neither costs you anything to call.

Postbank lists these as the route for statements, withdrawal requests, account enquiries and updates.

One formatting oddity worth knowing. The SASSA enquiry number is printed on Postbank’s site as “080 060 10 11”, spaced in a way that does not look like a normal South African number. It is the ten digits 0800 60 10 11. Dial it as an ordinary 0800 number.

Postbank or SASSA: who handles what

This is the distinction that saves the most time for grant recipients.

Postbank runs the bank account and the card. Call Postbank about a card that does not work, a PIN, a balance, a statement, or money that has not arrived in the account.

SASSA decides the grant itself. Postbank’s own guidance on applying is to go to your nearest SASSA office for the requirements and how to apply. Postbank cannot approve a grant, reinstate one, or tell you why an application was refused.

The 013 numbers alongside the SASSA enquiry line, 013 754 9439, 9428 and 9454, are ordinary landlines rather than toll free, so the 0800 number is the cheaper route.

Reporting fraud to Postbank

Postbank separates fraud into two mailboxes and it matters which you use.

Sending a new report to the enquiry address delays it. Report first, then follow up.

Grant recipients are a heavily targeted group. Nobody from Postbank or SASSA will phone and ask for your card PIN or a one-time password, and no official will ask you to pay a fee to release a grant. If someone does, that is the fraud, and Fraud@postbank.co.za is where it goes.

What the SASSA card gives you free

Worth knowing before you pay for something you are entitled to. Postbank lists these as transactions at no cost to the beneficiary.

  • One over-the-counter cash withdrawal at a Post Office branch a month.
  • Three cash withdrawals at retail merchants a month, plus purchase and cash-back combinations at retailers.
  • The first biometric chip card, and one replacement card a year.
  • The first ATM balance enquiry each month, one mini statement at a Post Office branch, and a first full statement covering up to three months.
  • The first PIN reset each year at a Post Office branch. PIN resets at SASSA offices are also listed as free.

The card works anywhere a Visa or Mastercard logo is displayed, and the account is restricted to social assistance payments as directed by SASSA.

Other Postbank mailboxes

Before you call

Postbank asks for a specific set of details, so have them ready: your account number, your identity number, a contact number, preferably a cellphone, and a clear description of the query.

For a grant payment question, have the grant type and the date you expected the money.

Postbank publishes no operating hours, so treat the 0800 lines as business hours on weekdays.

Frequently asked questions

What is the Postbank customer care number?

Postbank prints two toll free customer care numbers: 0800 53 54 55 and 0800 53 33 50. They handle statements, withdrawal requests, account enquiries and updates, and neither costs anything to call.

What number do I call about a SASSA grant paid into Postbank?

0800 60 10 11 is the SASSA enquiry line, with landlines on 013 754 9439, 9428 and 9454. Postbank handles the account and the card; SASSA decides the grant itself, and for applying Postbank’s guidance is to visit your nearest SASSA office.

What is the Postbank email address?

The customer care email is postbank.enquiries@postbank.co.za. The help desk is PBHelpdesk@postbank.co.za and customer support is CustomerSupport@PostBank.co.za. For fraud, report a new case to Fraud@postbank.co.za and follow up an existing case at FraudEnquiry@postbank.co.za.

How do I report Postbank fraud?

Email Fraud@postbank.co.za for a new case, including SASSA fraud, and FraudEnquiry@postbank.co.za to follow up on a case already reported. Nobody from Postbank or SASSA will ask for your PIN or a one-time password, or a fee to release a grant; anyone who does is the fraud.

Which Postbank transactions are free on the SASSA card?

One over-the-counter withdrawal at a Post Office branch a month, three retail cash withdrawals a month, the first chip card and one replacement a year, the first ATM balance enquiry each month, a mini statement and a first three-month statement, and the first PIN reset each year.

Where do I send post to Postbank?

Private Bag X20609, Bloemfontein, 9300.

Sources

  • Postbank contact page, postbank.co.za/contactus.html, for the customer care and SASSA numbers, all mailboxes, the postal address, the human resources numbers and the FSP number (read 24 September 2026)
  • Postbank SASSA Debit Card page, postbank.co.za, for the free transaction list, the card’s acceptance and the instruction to apply at a SASSA office (read 24 September 2026)