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FrTech, the Creative teams are contemplating a deliberate campaign in South Africa in 2022. I have discussed this with our providers and find that Dlocal is equipped to give us an on shore donor experience when it comes to payments. This will yield better conversion results on cards. Furthermore, they can offer us local bank transfers which is material to this market. Cards is ~15% of the payment share in ZAR and bank transfer is 70%. Using Dlocal will give us better exposure for this campaign therefore. My hope is that since we are already using Dlocal API calls that adding South Africa will not be a large undertaking. Documentation is below: https://docs.dlocal.com/api-documentation/payins-api-reference/payment-methods/south-africa

DoD: * Make sure that this country is set up but the new form should not be default for those countries. * When everything is setup, add a link to the forms in this task so Evelyn can start testing. FrTech, the Creative teams are contemplating a deliberate campaign in South Africa in 2022. I have discussed this with our providers and find that Dlocal is equipped to give us an on shore donor experience when it comes to payments. This will yield better conversion results on cards. Furthermore, they can offer us local bank transfers which is material to this market. Cards is ~15% of the payment share in ZAR and bank transfer is 70%. Using Dlocal will give us better exposure for this campaign therefore. My hope is that since we are already using Dlocal API calls that adding South Africa will not be a large undertaking. Documentation is below: https://docs.dlocal.com/api-documentation/payins-api-reference/payment-methods/south-africa

DoD: * Make sure that this country is set up but the new form should not be default for those countries. * When everything is setup, add a link to the forms in this task so Evelyn can start testing. FrTech, the Creative teams are contemplating a deliberate campaign in South Africa in 2022. I have discussed this with our providers and find that Dlocal is equipped to give us an on shore donor experience when it comes to payments. This will yield better conversion results on cards. Furthermore, they can offer us local bank transfers which is material to this market. Cards is ~15% of the payment share in ZAR and bank transfer is 70%. Using Dlocal will give us better exposure for this campaign therefore. My hope is that since we are already using Dlocal API calls that adding South Africa will not be a large undertaking. Documentation is below: https://docs.dlocal.com/api-documentation/payins-api-reference/payment-methods/south-africa