FNB will charge the standard Home Affairs fee of R140 for smart ID applications, with no added admin or convenience fee.

Celebrating the grand opening of a new full-service branch facility last week, First National Bank president and CEO Renee Shepko exuded optimism. Standing in the gleaming lobby of the newly remodeled ...

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FNB will soon offer booking services for smart IDs and passports on its banking app. Photo: Department of Home Affairs THE First National Bank (FNB) will allow customers to apply for smart ID cards ...