CITASA

CITASA works hand in hand with SAPS and the HAWKS, we’re committed to protecting cash in transit and securing the stability of our economy

🔍 How does CITASA help fight CIT crime? CITASA strengthens collaboration, enhances protection, and drives smarter prevention strategies across the industry. 💼🚓📊

Cash in Transit crimes affect the broader community! Often explosives can damage housing and infrastructure at a great cost to the public.

Cash In Transit robbery trends show a downward shift in the first half of 2025 compared to the same period in 2024, despite monthly fluctuations. June 2024 and January 2025 marked the highest-risk months.

Quick action can save lives. Your vigilance makes a difference.

End the violence of CIT robbery. Stand up, speak out, and report any CIT crime you know about. Together, we can make a difference.

CIT services are crucial to the cash value chain. Prevention and collaboration contribute to the safe transportation of cash.

Protecting cash means protecting livelihoods.  Millions of South Africans rely on cash everyday, inclusive of informal markets and public transport.

Without access to physical currency, everyday transactions become harder for those who rely on it most — from small businesses to pensioners and informal traders.

Why Cash Still Counts In today’s fast-paced digital world, it’s easy to overlook the power of cash — but for millions of South Africans, cash remains essential. At CITASA, we advocate for a balanced payment landscape where cash remains a trusted, accessible option for all.

As we continue to grow and strengthen South Africa's Cash-in-Transit industry, we are excited to have Bulugaya Engineering join our network of committed partners who share our vision for innovation, security, and operational excellence.

When digital systems go down, cash keeps working — providing a reliable, immediate way to pay for essentials when it matters most.

CITASA proudly welcomes Brinks Global Services onboard as a member. We are confident that this collaboration will contribute meaningfully to advancing positive change within the CIT industry.

Cash ensures quick, secure transactions, supports small & informal businesses, and empowers millions without access to digital banking. It fuels trade, enables financial inclusion, and builds economic resilience. CITASA is committed to safe cash transportation.

Keep cash accessible, secure and valued! As digital payments rise, the role of cash is quietly shrinking — but its importance hasn’t.

For millions of South Africans cash isn’t a thing of the past. It’s a vital tool for inclusion, economic independence, and everyday survival. CITASA advocates for the protection and accessibility of cash, because everyone deserves a way to participate in the economy.

📣 CITASA is proud to welcome Osprey Underwriting Managers onboard as a member! We look forward to a strong and successful partnership as we continue to drive excellence across the cash-in-transit industry. #CITASA #WelcomeOnboard #IndustryPartnership #CashInTransit

Physical currency remains essential for daily trade. For many, cash is more than convenience — it’s a lifeline. At CITASA, we work to protect the safety, reliability, and accessibility of cash across South Africa — ensuring that communities can continue to thrive.

Stay safe with these tips should you witness a CIT robbery! Contact the SAPS crime stop number on 08600 10111.

When you spot a Cash-in-Transit vehicle on the road, remain vigilant and aware of your surroundings. Safety first—keep a safe distance and report any suspicious activity to the SAPS.  Contact the SAPS crime stop number on 08600 10111.