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Reconciliations Clerk

Remote Recruitment

HimalayasRemote
Location
South Africa, South Africa
Type
Remote
Salary
Salary not specified
Posted
13 Oct 2026
Salary: R23 000 – R25 000 per monthRemote Recruitment is hiring a Reconciliations Clerk for a UK-based employer, fully remote from South Africa.
Salary: R23 000 – R25 000 per month Remote Recruitment is hiring a Reconciliations Clerk for a UK-based employer, fully remote from South Africa. Role overview Remote Recruitment places South African talent with UK employers, and this is a full-time, 100% remote position working UK business hours. In this role, you will own bank and supplier reconciliations so a UK finance team can trust its numbers. You will join a friendly team, work with clear processes, and have the support you need to do your best work from home. We look for people who are dependable, communicate clearly and take pride in getting the details right. If that sounds like you, we would love to hear from you, whatever your background. Key responsibilities Reconcile bank accounts to the ledger daily or weekly Match payments to invoices and investigate differences Prepare supplier statement reconciliations Post adjusting entries for approval Keep a clear log of open reconciling items What you'll need Experience with bank or ledger reconciliations, with examples of clearing variances Familiarity with Xero, QuickBooks or Sage Strong Excel skills A reliable laptop, stable fibre internet and a quiet workspace Availability for 09:00–17:00 UK time (11:00–19:00 SAST) Nice to have Experience with multi-currency accounts Familiarity with Dext or Hubdoc Experience with month-end checklists What's on offer A fixed monthly salary in rand Full-time remote work from anywhere in South Africa A long-term role with a UK employer Training, support and room to grow Apply today and tell us about a time your accuracy and reliability made a difference. Originally posted on Himalayas