FNBB Eases Foreign Currency Transactions

Monday, January 28, 2019

First National Bank Botswana (FNBB) has enhanced its online self-service platform for cross-border transactions. This is part of the bank’s ‘Bricks to Clicks’ strategy, which maximises technology benefits to streamline and boost customer experience.

Dubbed “Forex Online”, the platform enables online payments and transfers of foreign currency for both individual and corporate clients, eliminating the manual process of submitting telegraphic forms at the branch.

According to the bank’s chief executive officer, Steven Bogatsu, customers can now execute transactions in a matter of minutes from the convenience of their homes or offices.

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FNBB Eases Foreign Currency Transactions

First National Bank Botswana (FNBB) has enhanced its online self-service platform for cross-border transactions. This is part of the bank’s ‘Bricks to Clicks’ strategy, which maximises technology benefits to streamline and boost customer experience.

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