First National Bank (FNB) says that its customers can now buy iTunes gift codes for the iTunes Store in South Africa using the FNB banking app.<\/p>\n
Apple launched iTunes in SA in December 2012, with \u00a0iTunes gift cards in Rand denominations becoming available at iStores and Pick \u2019n Pay outlets across South Africa in October.<\/p>\n
FNB noted that iTunes gift codes are available from R150 to R3,000.<\/p>\n
“The codes can be purchased using an FNB Cheque Account or by using eBucks accumulated through our eBucks Rewards Programme. A big plus is that you can pay in local currency with the added peace of mind that you do not divulge bank account details to a third party,\u201d said Kartik Mistry, head of smart devices at FNB\u2019s Core Banking Solutions.<\/p>\n
The bank added that, for a limited time only, it will give clients up to 40% of the purchase price back in eBucks. The discount will be based on their eBucks discount level, it said.<\/p>\n
\u201cThis announcement marks the first step in introducing entertainment purchases on our banking platforms,\u201d said Mistry.<\/p>\n
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