Articles about FNB

FNB CEO lauds digital customer growth

The big-four bank’s digitally-active customers grow to 7.78 million, as the financial services reaches the 10 million customer mark.

Home Affairs’ digital drive expands to more banks

Standard Bank is the latest financial institution to make smart IDs and passports available via its app, with Absa in discussions.

Home Affairs taps banking apps to tackle ID theft

The Department of Home Affairs partners with Capitec and FNB to enable smart ID and passport applications via banking apps, to reduce green ID book fraud.

WesBank looks to accelerate fleet electrification in SA

While the long-term outlook for EVs in SA is positive, infrastructure readiness challenges persist, says the vehicle financier.

Ex-FNB employee sentenced for insider cyber fraud

Lusanda Gloria Qose gets a jail term for her role in a scheme involving the unlawful access and manipulation of a customer’s banking profile.

KasiD looks to go international as business grows

The local food delivery service aims to be in more than 60% of SA’s 532 townships this year, reveals CEO Freddy Mahhumane.

Free coding initiative calls for applications

Registrations for the 2025 FNB App Academy are now open, with coders and innovators invited to apply.

Data at the centre of FNB, Pick n Pay’s eBucks programme

FNB and Pick n Pay's expanded partnership leverages data insights to create targeted, personalised offers.

FNB’s nav» money tool notches up 5m users

First National Bank’s flagship digital platform, introduced nine years ago, now has five million nav» money applet users.

FNB eyes more investment amid digital customer uptick

With its customer base’s high digital adoption rate, FNB’s CEO says it will maintain its digital investments, including mobile USSD.

PayShap prompts SA banks to cut instant payment charges

Local banks have reduced their own charges for instant transfers so that the charges are the same as that of PayShap.

Valentine's Day spending to soar, but scammers lurk

Cyber security experts emphasise the importance of being cautious as scammers target lovestruck shoppers.