FNB expands e-commerce with firstpay portal

Monday, April 02, 2012

First National Bank Botswana (FNBB) has launched FirstPay portal, a system aimed at advancing the bank's e-commerce platform.

Speaking at the launch on Friday, FNBB's Director of e-Solutions, Constance Storom, said their FirstPay Portal was the first in Botswana and that it allows FNBB and Non-FNBB customers to pay their utilities and other services online using a debit or a credit card.

"We are especially pleased to launch FirstPay Portal," Storom said. "This is a one stop payment portal that seeks to eliminate cash as the primary means of payment across Botswana.

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