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FNB Visa campaign begins

FNB Lesotho has launched a new customer competition ahead of the FIFA World Cup 2026, in partnership with Visa.

Running from April 30 to July 3, 2026, the contest promotes effortless and secure digital payments, rewarding customers for transacting using their FNB Visa cards. 

The initiative celebrates everyday banking convenience while giving customers the opportunity to win exciting prizes throughout the competition period.

Launching the competition on Friday, FNB Lesotho CEO, Delekazi Mokebe, said their partnership with Visa is a testament to the bank’s commitment to making everyday banking simpler, safer, and more rewarding for FNB’s customers. 

“As excitement builds for the FIFA World Cup 2026, we are delighted to bring a competition that not only elevates digital payment experiences but also give our customers a chance to win incredible prizes, simply by choosing the way they make payments,” she noted.

Customers who use their FNB Lesotho Visa cards during the competition period stand a chance to win, courtesy of Visa:

-Weekly prizes, starting June1, 2026 including petrol, paraffin vouchers and cash.

-Customers will also be entered into monthly give-away draws for prizes such as a 3-month salary payout, grocery vouchers, and cash prizes.

Head of Retail at FNB Lesotho, Nthabeleng Khoali, said the competition is designed with FNB’s customers atheart. 

“We want to encourage effortless and secure payments while giving our customers more value through weekly and monthly rewards,” Khoali explained.

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