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First National Bank Branch Code

First National Bank Branch Code, the code for the First National Bank is provided below.



BANK NAME                                 UNIVERSAL BRANCH CODE

FNB                                                   250 655



 

In line with the vision of being a great business helping to create a better world, First National Bank (FNB) views its role within the country as going way beyond that of a major player in the business environment. A big focus for many years has been on adopting initiatives that will make South Africa a better place for all.

A major element in achieving the goal of helping to create a better world is the work of the FNB Fund. The FNB Fund is a significant part of the FirstRand Foundation, which has a sixteen-years history of giving to the community. The Foundation focuses on the development and empowerment of the broader community through partnerships with best practice non-profit organisations nationwide.

A programmatic approach to giving was introduced in 2007 to streamline the Foundation’s focus areas. This approach has resulted in more well thought-out and meaningful giving as attention is directed to identified strategic focus areas. The new approach will ensure that we make a greater impact on our focus areas.





When facing any problems with the bank or for any clarifications, please contact the contact details provided below.

Telephone

  • 087 575 9404

Operating hours

  • 08:00 – 19:00 (Mon – Fri)
  • 08:00 – 13:00 (Sat – Sun) (weekend)

Email

International

  • If you are dialing from outside South Africa, dial the number below first followed by the 087 number above when prompted.
    Tel: +27 11 371 3711

 

Lost or stolen cards

Telephone

  • 087 575 9406
  • 0800 110 132
  • 011 369 1189

Operating hours

  • 24 hours

International

  • If you are dialing from outside South Africa, dial the number below first followed by the 087 number above when prompted.
    Tel:+27 11 371 3711