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Product Manager – Remittances

Ref: JO-2602-359117

  • Environment: Hybrid
  • Contract Type: Permanent
  • Starts: 2026-05-04
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Product Manager – Remittances

📍 Cape Town | Full-time | On-site

A fast-growing, purpose-led fintech is looking for a Product Manager to take ownership of its international money transfer product.

This organisation operates at the intersection of technology, regulation, and real human impact – enabling individuals to move money across borders quickly, securely, and affordably. With a strong social mission and an international footprint, the team is building scalable infrastructure that supports thousands of customers globally.

The Opportunity

This is not a maintenance role.

You will own and shape a live, high-volume remittance product operating across multiple markets, currencies, payout methods, and regulatory environments.

You’ll sit at the heart of the money movement engine – driving strategy, improving transaction success rates, expanding into new corridors, strengthening integrations, and continuously refining the end-to-end customer journey.

If you enjoy complexity, scale, and solving meaningful financial problems, this role gives you full exposure to:

  • Cross-border payments infrastructure

  • Mobile money and banking integrations

  • Compliance and KYC frameworks

  • Conversion optimisation and funnel analytics

  • Market expansion strategy

You will work closely with engineering (frontend and backend), payments specialists, compliance, operations, and customer support to deliver a fast, intuitive, and highly reliable transfer experience.

Your decisions will directly impact payout speed, reliability, customer trust, and commercial growth.

What You’ll Be Driving

  • Improvements to onboarding, transaction success rates, and payout speed

  • Expansion into new corridors and payout partners

  • Reduced friction in the send journey through UX and flow optimisation

  • Scalable, resilient payments and settlement infrastructure

  • Strong regulatory and risk alignment across markets

  • Data-led experimentation to improve conversion and retention

  • Root-cause analysis on failed or delayed transfers

  • Competitive positioning against global remittance leaders

This role requires strategic thinking, operational awareness, and the ability to move between high-level product vision and detailed execution.

What We’re Looking For

  • 2-4 years’ Product Management experience

  • Background in payments, remittances, fintech, mobile money, or cross-border money movement

  • Strong understanding of settlement flows, payments infrastructure, and compliance requirements

  • Experience working across both frontend and backend product development

  • Comfortable using analytics to drive prioritisation and product decisions

  • Clear communicator who can align technical and non-technical stakeholders

If you’re looking for a product role where you own meaningful infrastructure, influence growth strategy, and build something that genuinely improves financial access – this is a strong next step.

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Product Manager – Remittances

  • South Africa, Cape Town
  • Tech Product, Technology
  • ZAR 480,000.00 - ZAR 780,000.00 per annum
  • Hybrid
  • Permanent

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Product Manager – Remittances

  • South Africa, Cape Town
  • Tech Product, Technology
  • ZAR 480,000.00 - ZAR 780,000.00 per annum
  • Hybrid
  • Permanent

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