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PRODUCT DISCLOSURES FOR SPECIFIC CODE – BUSINESS

First National Bank, a Division of FirstRand Bank Limited.

An Authorised Financial Services Provider. Registration No. 1929/001225/06

VAT Reg. No. 4210102051 NCA Reg. No. NCRCP20

• Code of Banking Practice and the Specific Code of Conduct

FNB seeks to comply with the Code of Banking Practice and the Specific Code of Conduct for Authorised Financial Service Providers and Representatives Conducting Short-term Deposit-taking Business in terms of the Financial Advisory and Intermediary Services Act, 2002. Copies of these codes are available on our web site, www.fnb.co.za.

• Key Features

Business Gold Business Credit Office Plus Travel Lodge Multi-functional,

convenient and safe – can be used for any type of purchase.

Suitable for company representatives and any other company officials, it can be used for any type of purchase.

This credit card can be used in place of petty cash. It can also be used to purchase office supplies and other utilities on a daily basis, so streamlining office management.

Can be used to manage all business-related travel expenses – ideal for a business where frequent air travel is a requirement. The Travel Lodge Credit Card is kept by your travel agent and is used to pay for travel-related purchases.

All transactions are reflected on the monthly statement and summarised details will appear on the Expense Summary report. An agreement, addressing liability and risk issues, is provided by FNB and must be signed by the business and travel agent. No cash withdrawals can be processed on a Travel Lodge Credit Card.

All transactions are summarised in the Transaction Expense Summary. Contact your Relationship Manager for further information.

Visa endorsed products are embossed with the following information: Company name

Cardholder name (travel agent name on Travel Lodge Credit Card) Credit Card number

Valid from date Expiry date

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Aviation Buying Credit Buying Lodge Petro This credit card is

designed for use by owners and pilots of business or private aircrafts. To better control the purchase of aviation related services: • Aircraft repairs • Aviation fuel • Airport taxes

If in pilot’s name, can be used for purchases: • Hotels

• Restaurants

Can be used to manage all day-to-day purchase requirements, apart from car rental.

To simplify the credit management of your Buying Credit Card, only electronic transactions can be processes.

(NB. There must be sufficient funds available i.e. pre-funded or a credit limit).

Ideal for businesses with an ongoing relationship with merchants or suppliers that require accounts settled at the time of purchase. The credit card is lodged with the merchant or supplier who processes each transaction as it occurs.

This concept allows you to deal with a wider range of suppliers, as you will not be restricted by suppliers’ credit terms. To safeguard business, the credit card has no budget option and is suitable for electronic use only.

Multiple Buying Lodge Credit Cards can be issued to a business for lodging at different suppliers.

Suitable for businesses with fleets, messengers and/or

representatives that need to be on the road most of the time. The credit card is issued in a specific person’s name and can be used to purchase fuel, oil, spares and vehicle accessories plus for repairs and maintenance. No cash withdrawals can be made. With the Business PetroCard you will also enjoy access to AA Emergency Roadside Assistance. The Business PetroCard is not linked to the credit card. Interest will be calculated on fuel transactions, from the date of the transaction if the account does not have a credit balance.

All transactions are summarised in the Transaction Expense Summary. Contact your Relationship Manager for further information.

Visa Electron products can only be used for electronic transactions (no paper, mail order and Internet purchases can be processed). In the case of insufficient credit available, the transaction or purchase can be pre-funded before it is processed electronically.

The following information is printed on the Lodge Credit Card:

Business name

Travel Agent name (Supplier name on Buying Lodge Credit Card)

Credit Card number Valid from date Expiry date

PetroCards are not Visa endorsed and can only be used within the borders of South Africa and Common Monetary Area.

The PetroCard is embossed with the following information:

Company name Cardholder name Credit Card number Valid from date Expiry date

NB: Businesses requiring any of the above products can contact their Relationship Manager for information.

• Recommended Safety Measures

ƒ Report a lost or stolen credit card to us immediately to ensure you are covered by Lost Card Protection. PIN-based transactions with a credit card reported as lost or stolen are not covered by Lost Card Protection.

ƒ Never disclose your PIN for your credit card to anybody, not even a call centre agent. You are the only person who should ever know this number. Make sure that you remember your PIN, don’t write it on the credit card and, if you do write the number down, keep it in a safe place separate from your credit card. ƒ Never allow your credit card to be taken away from your sight. You have the right to be present when your

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card reading devices to capture the electronic data encoded on your card. They can later use this information to produce a fake credit card. So be alert when you pay by credit card.

ƒ Never leave your wallet or handbag unattended as the details of your credit cards can quickly be copied (or skimmed) and returned without you knowing.

ƒ When destroying old credit cards, always cut through the magnetic stripe, twice horizontally and twice vertically.

ƒ Always review your monthly statements and report any strange transactions immediately. ƒ Make sure that you always get your own credit card back after using it.

ƒ Always destroy old statements and voucher slips before throwing them away. ƒ The most important rule: always know where your credit card is!

ƒ Check your credit card statement every month. Make sure that you can account for all the transactions made on your credit card.

ƒ Keep a good record of how much you are spending on your credit card every month. ƒ Make the necessary payments on your credit card every month.

ƒ Always know what the limit on your credit card is and don’t exceed that limit!

ƒ When you use your credit card at an ATM, enter your PIN in such a way that no one can easily follow your keystrokes.

ƒ Don't leave your slip behind at the ATM but rather shred it to reduce the risk of credit card fraud. ƒ Never give your credit card number over the telephone unless you initiated the call.

ƒ Ignore any credit card offer that requires you to spend money up-front.

ƒ Ensure you get your credit card back after making a purchase. One habit to observe is to leave your wallet open in your hand until you get the credit card back. Also, make sure that you personally tear up any voided or cancelled sales slips, whether crossed out as cancelled.

ƒ Always keep a list of your credit cards, credit card numbers and toll-free numbers in a safe, in case your credit cards are stolen or lost.

ƒ Check your monthly statement and immediately notify the credit card issuer (FNB) of any errors or unauthorised charges within 30 days of your statement date.

• Internet Banking Safety Tips

ƒ Ensure that the site is secure ƒ Ensure that the site is legitimate

ƒ Safeguard your bank credit cards and PINs ƒ Change your PINs and passwords regularly

ƒ Don’t allow your browser software to save your password ƒ Install and maintain anti-virus software

ƒ Shop securely online

For more safety tips in respect of telephonic and electronic banking, please refer to the Code of Banking Practice on our web site, www.fnb.co.za

• Account Operating Information

General obligations when you use the credit card and the PIN:

ƒ Only the cardholder may use the credit card. The business and the cardholder must ensure that no one else uses the credit card.

ƒ When the cardholder receives the credit card, he/she must sign the back of the credit card in ink immediately.

ƒ When the credit card is issued to the cardholder, the cardholder may be given a PIN, which the cardholder may change at his/her discretion at any FNB ATM or FNB Outlet.

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ƒ When a credit card has been reissued to the cardholder, the PIN (if issued) the cardholder used for his/her previous credit card will still be valid. The cardholder may change this PIN at any FNB ATM or FNB Outlet. ƒ The cardholder must keep the credit card safe and the PIN (if issued) secret and separate from the credit

card.

ƒ The PIN will enable the cardholder to draw cash, make local deposits, make purchases (if required by the merchant) and otherwise operate the credit card at ATMs.

ƒ The cardholder must only use the credit card during the period stated on the front of the credit card. After this period the credit card will be invalid.

ƒ The business and the cardholder must not use the credit card for any illegal transactions. It is the responsibility of the business and the cardholder to determine that a transaction is lawful before the cardholder uses the credit card.

ƒ When the credit card is used to buy goods or services from a merchant, the cardholder must sign a transaction voucher and/or apply his/her PIN, as required by the merchant. The cardholder must sign a cash withdrawal voucher when using the credit card to draw cash other than from an ATM.

ƒ If the transaction takes place by mail order, telephone order or other access channel the cardholder will be asked for certain credit card related information before he/she may use these channels to transact.

• Fees and Charges

Our credit card pricing adjustment takes into consideration current and future operating conditions,

market dynamics and pressures, current commercial banking behaviour and product evolution.

Whilst we remain committed to delivering the best solutions in the market, and adding maximum benefit

to your business, we have had to make 3 core adjustments to our pricing structure:

1) The introduction of a Credit Limit Fee

Our new approach has necessitated the inclusion of a Credit Limit Fee levied monthly against the total

credit card limit up to a maximum of 0.25% on Corporate accounts.

Business clients with an FNB cheque or FNB transactional account will be charged a Credit Limit Fee

levied monthly against the total credit card limit up to a maximum of 0.25%.

Business clients without an FNB cheque or FNB transactional account will be charged a Credit Limit Fee

levied monthly against the total credit card limit of 0.40%.

In order to minimise the impact of this fee we encourage you to get the most value out of your credit

facility by reviewing your current credit limit against your future credit requirements. Should you wish to

explore alternatives, please contact the FNB Business Credit Card Helpdesk.

2) The suspension of our transactional reward

We are in the process of reviewing our current credit card transactional reward and regret to inform you

that we have temporarily suspended the allocation of eBucks on our credit card range until further

notice.

Small business clients

with an FNB cheque or FNB transactional account will continue to earn

eBucks

on credit card transactions while the review is in progress. Please contact your Relationship

Manager should you have any questions.

3) The revision of the interest-free period

The interest-free period on your credit card account is now up to 30 days.

For ease of reference we have attached our full credit card pricing table:

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Membership Fees (per annum, unless otherwise stated)

Business Gold R 315.00 Business Office Plus R 260.00

Business Silver R 260.00 Business Buying Credit R 260.00

Business Aviation R 315.00 Business Buying Lodge R 315.00

Business Travel Lodge R 315.00 Business Linked Petro R 185.00

FNB Credit Card Value-add Services *

Comprehensive Global Travel Insurance Free Lost Card Protection Free

AA Emergency Roadside Assistance

(PetroCards only) Free Cellphone Banking (Subscriptions) Free

Credit Limit Fee (per month)

Clients having cheque or transactional accounts with FNB

0.25% of Total Limit

Clients without cheque or transactional accounts with FNB

0.40% of Total Limit

Cellphone Banking Fees

Balance Enquiry Fee – Single Account R 0.50 Mini Statement Fee R 2.00 Balance Enquiry Fee – All Accounts R 1.25

Transaction Fees

Cash Withdrawal Fees

Credit Card Purchase Free FNB ATM

Cheque Deposit R 13.50 • R 0.01 – R 500.00 R 5.50

Cheque Clearance Fee R 195.00 • R 500.01 – R 1 000.00 R 11.00

Electronic Transfers (EFT): • R 1 000.01 + R 16.50

• Third Party Payments R 7.20 Other Bank’s ATM

• Inter-account Transfers R 3.30 • R 0.01 – R 500.00 R 11.25

Fuel Transaction Fee R 3.50 • R 500.01 – R 1 000.00 R 16.75

International Currency Conversion Fee

(2.75% of Rand Value of Transaction) • R 1 000.01 + R 22.25

Counter Withdrawals – Max. Charge of R1 500.00

Cash Deposit Fees • Flat Fee R 23.50

Cash at Non-automated Deposit Terminal: • Plus % of Transaction Value 1.10% % of Transaction Value 1.10% Overseas Withdrawals ^ (ATM and Branch)

Minimum cash deposit fee R 16.50 • Flat Fee R 23.50

Cash at Automated Deposit Terminal: • Plus % of Transaction Value 1.50%

% of Transaction Value 0.65%

Account Fees

FNB ATM Enquiry Free Special Arrangement Fee R 300.00

Branch Balance Enquiry R 3.00

Late Payment Fee

(not applicable to NCA accounts with credit agreements after 1 June 2007)

R 187.00 Online Banking – Except payments (Business

Gold only) Free

Over Limit Fee

(not applicable to NCA accounts with credit agreements after 1 June 2007)

R 187.00

Changes to Account Limits Free Unpaid Fees R 187.00

FNB ATM Mini-statement Print R 2.25 Arrears Fee (only applicable to NCA accounts with credit agreements after 1 June 2007)

R 100.00

Other Bank’s ATM Enquiry R 3.25 Card Replacement Fee R 100.00

International Balance Enquiry R 3.25 inContact (SMS and e-mail) Free Statement Reprint Request (per Page) R 4.50 Current monthly statement (e-mail) Free

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Issue of Bank Cheque (per Cheque) R 50.00 Current monthly statement (post) R 8.00 Voucher Retrieval: y Local R 55.00 Dual statement (e-mail & post) R 17.50 y International R 190.00 Card Delivery to the Nearest FNB Outlet Free Prepaid Transaction Fee R 1.50 Card and Statement Courier Personal Delivery Fee R 165.00 Declined Authorisation Fee R 5.00

* Terms & Conditions apply.

^ This fee is subject to exchange rate fluctuations and may be reviewed quarterly. Some international ATM’s charge an additional surcharge.

♦ Card fees are not negotiable.

Important information:

The above pricing is inclusive of VAT.

FirstRand Bank Limited reserves the right to amend product features or pricing at anytime with

reasonable notice. We further reserve the right to re-price our products at anytime subject to

Regulatory or Legislative changes.

A detailed copy of the pricing is available at your nearest FNB branch and on the website.

Visit our website on www.fnb.co.za for a copy of the Terms and Conditions that govern our

agreement.

Should you require further information on any FNB Credit Card products or services, please contact

the FNB Business Credit Card Helpdesk on 011 369 2832. For sales-related matters, please

contact your Relationship Manager.

Finance Charges, Card Ledger Fees and Account Service Fees

ƒ We may charge the business and debit the business control or the cardholder account with finance charges, account service fees and credit card ledger fees.

ƒ The finance charges, account service fees and credit card ledger fees are not negotiable.

ƒ Finance charges may include interest, additional finance charges, fees incurred from a money-lending transaction and fees for the recovery of the debt if the business/cardholder default with payment. ƒ Ledger fees are fees associated with the issue and use of the credit card and may include:

¾ An annual credit card fee, which will be charged for each year or part of a year, whether or not the cardholder uses the credit card;

¾ An over limit fee, which will be charged whenever the cardholder exceeds the credit limit on the credit card; ¾ A late payment fee, which will be charged if the business pays the outstanding amount owing on the

business control account after the due date for payment and ¾ Other fees associated with the issue and use of the credit card. ƒ Account service fees may include:

¾ A cash deposit fee, which will be charged when the business deposits cash into the business control or the cardholder account or pays these accounts in cash;

¾ ATM related fees; ¾ Electronic banking fees;

¾ A currency conversion fee, for transactions which take place outside the Common Monetary Area.

ƒ Please note the list of the specific fees mentioned is not exhaustive. The business may obtain a copy of our full current pricing from any FNB Outlet, or by contacting our Credit Card Division, or on our web site, www.fnb.co.za.

ƒ Fees and charges are reviewed annually. We will send our full pricing list to the business in our annual pricing notice.

ƒ Once debited to the business control or the cardholder account, fees and charges are non-refundable and will not be reversed.

• Address Change

Should the physical address of the Business change, please inform us in writing of such change and supply us with proof of the new Business address (supply any document, not older than 3 months, that clearly states your name and residential address e.g. Bank Statement, Municipal Rates and Taxes Account, Mortgage Statement, Telkom Account, Utility Bill, Recent SARS Return).

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• Unique Identification Methods

If the credit card is lost or stolen, you must contact us immediately to report the loss to ensure they are covered by Lost Card Protection. PIN-based transactions with a credit card reported as lost or stolen are not covered by Lost Card Protection.

• Passing of Account Information

We may:

ƒ Perform a credit search on their credit profile with a registered credit bureau when assessing the granting of credit facilities to the business;

ƒ Check their payment behaviour, at any time, by researching their profile at one or more registered credit bureaux;

ƒ Disclose and record the existence of the business control account and how the business has conducted its account to any division or subsidiary within FirstRand Bank Limited which requests such information and with one or more registered credit bureaus. Other credit grantors may access this information when assessing the business’ credit application with them.

• Monthly Statement

ƒ We will send the business a monthly business control account statement that will show: ¾ Each cardholder’s transactions for the month;

¾ Any interest, fees and charges; ¾ The full amount owed to us and

¾ The due date by which this amount must be paid.

ƒ Unless the business lets us know, in writing, within thirty (30) days of the statement date that there is an error on the monthly statement issued to the business, the statement sent to you will be final and binding. ƒ Should the business not receive its monthly business control account statement, the business must bring

this to the attention of our Credit Card Division.

ƒ If any transaction is incorrectly disputed, interest will accrue in the normal course on the transaction amount.

ƒ When the business credit facility ends, the business will no longer receive its monthly statement.

ƒ We will levy a charge as set out in the pricing table above known as the “Statement Reprint Request per Page” charge in the event you request a copy of your statement, in addition to the original monthly statement that we have sent to you.

Contact Details

Physical Address: 3 First Place BankCity

Cnr. Jeppe and Simmonds Street Johannesburg Postal Address: P O Box 1420 Johannesburg 2000 E-mail: [email protected] FNB Website: www.fnb.co.za

Important numbers

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011 369 2832 Complaints Fax No: 011 352 9904

AA Emergency Roadside Assistance 0860 70 60 50

Global Travel Insurance Help Desk: 0860 490 100

International SOS: +27 11 541 1325 Lost credit cards: 0800 110 132 Fax: 011 371 3850

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