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Transact like a local
- Use your account and debit card when you visit South Africa for local expenses and transactions
- Set up scheduled payments and debit orders for regular payments
The Society for Worldwide Inter-bank Financial Telecommunication (SWIFT) is an electronic communication method used by banks all over the world to correspond with each other in a secure and standardised way. SWIFT transfers are secure, standardised, relatively inexpensive and extremely quick.
If you are unsure of the SWIFT code, simply select Foreign Bank Search while capturing your Global Payment application.
FNB's SWIFT code is FIRNZAJJ
When entering the SWIFT code, please make sure that all the letters are in uppercase.
All foreign exchange transactions in South Africa are subject to exchange control regulations, governed by the South African Reserve Bank. In accordance with compliance and as an authorised dealer, we provide you with the rules applicable to South African residents travelling abroad . Full details can be found on the South African Reserve Bank's website.
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Currently not in South Africa
*Certified copies will be accepted if certified by any of the following Officials: Notary Public, Justice of the Peace, Solicitor, Bank Official, any person authorised to perform Commissioner of Oath duties.
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