FNB (First National Bank) Branch Code for Witbank (eMalahleni)
FNB (First National Bank) branch code (Witbank (eMalahleni))
250655
Universal electronic code - works at every FNB (First National Bank) branch in Witbank (eMalahleni) and nationally
Use 250655 as the branch code when transferring money to a FNB (First National Bank) account in Witbank (eMalahleni), setting up a debit order, paying SARS, or any other EFT. There is no separate city-specific code that you need for electronic transactions.
About Witbank (eMalahleni)
Highveld coal-belt town. Banks at Highveld Mall and Witbank CBD.
Other banks in Witbank (eMalahleni)
- Absa: 632005
- Standard Bank: 051001
- Nedbank: 198765
- Capitec Bank: 470010
- TymeBank: 678910
- Investec Bank: 580105
- African Bank: 430000
- Discovery Bank: 679000
- Bidvest Bank: 462005
About FNB (First National Bank)'s branch code
FNB also lists 254005 for correspondence (not for EFTs). For all EFTs, debit orders and SARS deposits, use 250655.
FAQs about FNB (First National Bank) branch code in Witbank (eMalahleni)
What is the FNB (First National Bank) branch code for Witbank (eMalahleni)?
250655. FNB (First National Bank) uses a universal electronic branch code that works for every account in Witbank (eMalahleni) and across South Africa.
Is there a different FNB (First National Bank) branch code for Witbank (eMalahleni) vs Johannesburg or Cape Town?
No. FNB (First National Bank)'s universal code 250655 works for accounts opened at ANY FNB (First National Bank) branch nationally, including all branches in Witbank (eMalahleni).
Where do I find FNB (First National Bank) branches in Witbank (eMalahleni)?
Use FNB (First National Bank)'s branch locator on their official website. The page on this site lists key branch locations in Witbank (eMalahleni) for context.
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Code verified 2026-05-14 against FNB (First National Bank)'s public help-centre. Witbank (eMalahleni) branch information is for context; the universal code is what you need for EFT. Source: https://www.fnb.co.za/contact-us/branch-codes.html.