FNB has been globally recognised as the Best Foreign Exchange Provider in South Africa for the fourth year running in the annual World's Best FX Provider awards hosted by Global Finance Magazine.
The winners were selected from 113 countries using criteria which includes transaction volumes, market share, scope of global coverage, customer service, competitive pricing and innovative technologies.
Global Finance also considered input from industry analysts, corporate executives and technology specialists.
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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.
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.
When doing cross-border transactions refer to the balance of payments category codes listed below
Recipients
, if you are making a repeat payment.When doing cross-border transactions refer to the balance of payments category codes listed below
Through our electronic channels, you can send, receive, and invest in foreign currency in a few simple steps.
Not only can you do global payments on the go, you also save on fees and earn eBucks.
We make use of the SWIFT method of transferring funds and guarantee a secure, fast, standardised transfer service to suit your needs.
As an Authorised Dealer in foreign exchange, FirstRand and its divisions (including RMB and FNB) are required to report cross-border customer transactions to the South African Reserve Bank. This system of reporting is called balance of payments reporting or BoP reporting for short.
When doing cross-border transactions refer to the balance of payments category codes listed below.
View the BoP Codes (reasons) for all global transactions
Note that some codes also have additional sub-category codes.