Debit Cards
Whether you’re shopping in a store, online, within an app, or paying your bills, our FNB Debit Card is a way to pay safely and with confidence. Use your card anywhere MasterCard is accepted. FNB Debit Cards are equipped with EMV microchip technology that provides increased security capabilities and has successfully reduced counterfeit fraud around the world.
Instant Issue Debit Cards
Need a new or replacement card and don’t want to wait to receive it by mail?
Get it instantly at any of our FNB locations!
Here are just some of the ways our customers benefit from an Instant Issue debit card!
- Opening a new account
- Lost or stolen debit card*
- Malfunction of ATM that kept your card*
- Fraudulent activity detected*
*Debit card replacement fees may apply
Contactless Debit Cards
Now you can swipe, insert, tap or wave your card to make purchases!
FAQ on Contactless Cards:
1. How can I get a new contactless debit card? You don’t need to do anything! When your debit card is about to expire, you will receive a new FNB debit card that will now be contactless!
2. How do I use the contactless portion of the card? Look for the contactless symbol 
at the terminal and tap the terminal to make your payment. Once your payment is complete, you’re good to go.
3. What if a merchant’s terminal does not accept contactless cards? Insert the card in the chip reader or swipe the magnetic stripe like you would have done with your previous card.
4. Are contactless cards safe? Contactless cards are among the safest forms of payment. They are difficult for hackers to recreate the one-time code that contactless cards create for each transaction.
Moneypass
Look for the MoneyPass® logo on the ITM/ATM or click the button below for a MoneyPass® ATM locator. Don't Have a Debit Card?
FNB Fraud Center
FNB Fraud Center helps secure our cardholders’ information and protect against fraudulent transactions twenty-four hours a day, seven days a week. If suspicious transactions are detected, a fraud analyst will attempt to contact you by phone, text, and e-mail to verify the authenticity of the suspicious ATM/Debit transaction(s). The fraud analyst may ask you to provide some information to help identify you as the cardholder. The fraud analyst will NEVER ask you for your complete debit card number, PIN, full social security number, or account number.
The Fraud Center will contact cardholders by phone between 8:00 a.m. and 9:00 p.m., by text between 7:00 a.m. and 9:00 p.m., and 24 hours a day, seven days a week by e-mail. Your card will be immediately disabled if fraud is confirmed. If you cannot be contacted, your card may be temporarily blocked until the transaction can be verified.
