The FNB Petro Credit Card fees for 2023 include a credit facility fee of R17.00, an initiation fee that may go up to R175.00 at most, a monthly account fee of R40.00, and an additional card fee of R20.00. Credit card budget purchases are free, but fuel transactions come with a fee of R6.25. Voucher retrieval requests are also subject to fees, with local requests costing R105.00 and international requests costing R295.00. Declined transactions have a fee of R8.50, and card replacement costs R125.00. For international card delivery, a fee of R730.00 is charged, while courier delivery is free but urgent delivery carries a fee of R260.00. Branch delivery is free, but scheduled card delivery is subject to a fee of R150.00.

To apply for the FNB Petro Card, you must meet several requirements. You need to have a valid South African ID and be at least 18 years old. If you don’t receive your salary through an FNB account, you will need to provide recent 3 months bank statements. You must also provide a recent payslip and proof of residence that’s not older than 3 months. To apply, you can use FNB digital platforms or visit any FNB branch. Meeting these requirements, however, does not guarantee your approval. The bank might have additional requests in order to process your application.

The FNB Petrol Card offers free AA roadside assistance to its cardholders, which provides several valuable benefits. Firstly, it includes free roadside repairs and changing of flat tyres. Additionally, if the vehicle needs to be towed, the service covers up to 40 kilometres round trip, and this service is available 24/7/365 days. The cardholder can also access the “stand by your service” feature, which provides refuelling with up to 10 litres of petrol. Other benefits include key lockout service (limited to a maximum of R300.00 including VAT), restarting a flat battery, and courtesy services such as car hire and overnight accommodation for the cardholder and up to four passengers.