Tips to Boost your eBucks - 1 July 2026 to 30 June 2027

ChatGPT figured it out:

I think we can identify it now. TRIO is FNB's new eBucks + Clicks + Engen rewards programme, launched from 1 August 2026. Private Clients are one of the qualifying FNB tiers.

So this 3,909 eBucks credit is very likely your September Trio reward.

The Trio programme works roughly like this:
  • You need to meet the FNB qualifying spend for your tier.
  • You must fuel exclusively at Engen during the qualifying month.
  • You must meet the required Clicks spend.
  • You pay using your qualifying FNB card.
  • The Trio benefit can add up to R4/litre extra eBucks on top of the existing fuel reward, potentially taking the total to R12/litre.
 

FNB eBucks, Clicks, and Engen unite to help consumers unlock more value from everyday spending​


July 31, 2026
First-of-its-kind collaboration rewards South Africans for everyday spending behaviours across fuel, retail and payments

As South Africans continue to navigate rising living costs and increasing pressure on household budgets, consumers are becoming more deliberate about where they spend, how they pay and which brands they engage with to maximise value from daily purchases.

FNB eBucks, Clicks, and Engen proudly announce the launch of a future forward customer ecosystem from 01 August 2026. The first-of-its-kind initiative brings together three leading brands into a single integrated rewards ecosystem spanning fuel, retail and banking. By rewarding customers for banking with FNB, fuelling at Engen and shopping at Clicks simultaneously, this creates a multi-partner ecosystem designed to unlock greater value across some of the most frequent and essential spending categories in consumers' lives.

“Customers already spend across fuel, health, beauty, pharmacy and household categories, but these purchases are often rewarded separately. This Trio ecosystem brings them together in a single customer value proposition that rewards everyday spending more meaningfully” says Pieter Woodhatch, CEO of FNB eBucks Rewards.

The Trio ecosystem is also designed to encourage behaviours that deliver greater value to customers while strengthening engagement across all three brands. Customers who fuel exclusively at Engen, shop at Clicks and meet the monthly qualifying spend threshold ranging from R650 for FNB Aspire customers to R1,350 for RMB Private Bank customers, and pay using their physical or virtual Credit, Debit or Fusion cards can earn up to R12 per litre back in eBucks. This represents an additional R4 per litre over and above the existing R8 per litre available through current qualifying rewards behaviours.

Consumers are also becoming more deliberate about where and how they spend. This trend is reflected in Truth & BrandMapp 2025/26 research, which shows that the average South African now participates in 10.4 loyalty programmes, up from 4.6 a decade ago. Customers are increasingly consolidating spend with trusted brands and looking for ways to maximise value from routine purchases.

Woodhatch highlights that the evolution of customer behaviour is reshaping the future of loyalty programmes in South Africa. "Customers want greater value from the purchases they make every month, whether that's fuel, household essentials or managing their finances. We're seeing growing demand for connected rewards ecosystems that deliver benefits across multiple spending categories rather than isolated transactions."

"The Trio ecosystem is a significant milestone for eBucks because it brings together three trusted brands in a way that rewards customers for activities they already undertake every month, while helping them stretch their budgets further,” adds Woodhatch.

The strength of the initiative lies in the complementary nature of the three like-minded brands and partners. Clicks contributes one of South Africa's largest loyalty programmes, with more than 13 million ClubCard members and over 1000 stores nationwide, while Engen brings a network of plus 1 000 service stations with more than 1 million transactions per day. Together with FNB's eBucks rewards programme and digital banking capabilities, the partnership creates one of South Africa's largest integrated loyalty ecosystems spanning banking, fuel and retail.

Together, FNB eBucks, Clicks, and Engen serve millions of South Africans every month across banking, fuel, pharmacy, health, beauty and retail touchpoints, creating a rewards ecosystem designed around customers' everyday spending habits.

“At Engen, we're constantly looking for new ways to create more value for our customers beyond the fuel pump. By partnering with FNB and Clicks, we're rewarding everyday behaviours through a connected ecosystem that makes it easier for customers to save on one of their biggest monthly expenses while enjoying greater value across the brands they already know and trust. This partnership reflects our commitment to delivering more rewarding experiences every time customers choose Engen,” says Enoch Hermanus, General Manager: Retail at Engen.

Fionna Ronnie, Retail Chief Marketing Officer at Clicks Group says, "The future of loyalty lies in connected ecosystems that reward customers across the brands they know and trust. This collaboration between Clicks, Engen and FNB brings our value driven partnership model to life, combining our strengths to deliver greater everyday value. Together, we're helping customers save on one of their biggest monthly expenses while unlocking benefits across health, beauty, wellness, fuel and financial services. It's another step in making ClubCard more rewarding, more relevant and more valuable every day."

The Trio ecosystem reflects the evolution of loyalty programmes from standalone rewards offerings into connected ecosystems that help consumers unlock greater value from everyday spending. By linking banking, fuel and retail behaviour, FNB eBucks, Clicks and Engen are rewarding customers across some of the most frequent and essential categories in their monthly budgets.

"Customers are looking for simplicity, relevance and tangible value. The future of loyalty lies in creating connected ecosystems that make everyday spending more rewarding. By bringing together eBucks, Clicks and Engen, we're creating a more seamless rewards experience that helps customers get more from the purchases they already make while strengthening our broader partner ecosystem,” concludes Woodhatch.

Earn Rules

• Qualifying customers:
FNB Aspire, Premier, Private Clients, Private Wealth or RMB Private Bank

• The offer: Fuel exclusively at Engen during a calendar month and meet the required minimum spend at Clicks during the same month to unlock the additional eBucks rewards with the potential of earning up to R12 per litre back in eBucks. This campaign unlocks an additional R4 per litre that builds on the existing eBucks value proposition where customers can earn up to R8 per litre. EBucks customers can now earn like no one else.

• Requirement: Use qualifying FNB or RMB Private Bank Physical and Virtual Credit, Debit, or Fusion card for both Engen and Clicks purchases.

• How to qualify:

O There is no registration required. If you meet all qualifying criteria, you'll automatically qualify.
O Customer must be an active FNB eBucks member.
O Fuel exclusively at Engen and meet your minimum monthly spend at Clicks.
O Minimum Click spend by banking segment:

  • - FNB Aspire customer: R650
  • - FNB Premier customer: R850
  • - FNN Private Clients: R1 000
  • - FNB Private Wealth customer: R1 250
  • - RMB Private Bank customer: R1 350

O The Engen fuel reward is dependent on your transactional account and eBucks reward level. Customers can earn up to an additional R4 per litre, which may increase their total fuel earn to up to R12 per litre, subject to standard eBucks earn rules and caps.

  • - FNB Aspire customer: R0.60 additional per litre when using their physical and virtual Credit, Debit, or Fusion card to spend
  • - FNB Premier, Private Clients, Private Wealth, and RMB Private customers: R0.10 additional for spend on physical Credit, Debit, Fusion card across all eBucks Reward Levels
  • - The additional reward for virtual card spend will be calculated based on the member’s eBucks reward level as shown below, per this schedule:
  • - Level 1 R0.20
  • - Level 2 R0.40
  • - Level 3 R0.80
  • - Level 4 R2.00
  • - Level 5 R4.00

• The additional reward will be paid by the 20th of the month following your qualifying spend.
 
ChatGPT figured it out:

I think we can identify it now. TRIO is FNB's new eBucks + Clicks + Engen rewards programme, launched from 1 August 2026. Private Clients are one of the qualifying FNB tiers.

So this 3,909 eBucks credit is very likely your September Trio reward.

The Trio programme works roughly like this:
  • You need to meet the FNB qualifying spend for your tier.
  • You must fuel exclusively at Engen during the qualifying month.
  • You must meet the required Clicks spend.
  • You pay using your qualifying FNB card.
  • The Trio benefit can add up to R4/litre extra eBucks on top of the existing fuel reward, potentially taking the total to R12/litre.
Old news. This was discussed on page 8 already.
 
This is PC. Tiers are 6%, 7% and 15% back at RL5. Not available on Premier, so only PC/PW/RMB.

1790804280487.png​
​

1790804674091.png​

​

​

 
Last edited:
Safer to do in store, the app payment shows up somethign else on statement and might not earn ebucks. Glad for free 10000ebucks on pw atleast.
FNB is my main bank and I have an ABSA card as a backup, perhaps worth cancelling the ABSA card and getting a Woolworths card? What’s the benefits?
 
FNB is my main bank and I have an ABSA card as a backup, perhaps worth cancelling the ABSA card and getting a Woolworths card? What’s the benefits?
Just read all the 2026 posts in the Woolworths Credit Card thread. Wow that seems like a crap deal, they struggle to even get 4% back. Will use my FNB VC to R4,000 a month and get 15%.
 
Well look at this, PC getting a worse deal than PW. PC needs to spend R4,000 for 15% and PW just R2,500 for 14%. Make that make sense.

PC
View attachment 1941838

PW
View attachment 1941839
The bulk of the Woolworths FNB users are PC and they want to minimize their eB payout costs? :unsure:
Or targetting those clients to try and get them to up their W$ spend to R4K....
I'm sure there's some reason behind this at FNB and W$.
 
The bulk of the Woolworths FNB users are PC and they want to minimize their eB payout costs? :unsure:
Or targetting those clients to try and get them to up their W$ spend to R4K....
I'm sure there's some reason behind this at FNB and W$.
Considering what a full trolley would cost at WW or just even a basket, won't be hard to reach it. Been thinking of changing my food supplier anyway.
 
Top
Sign up to the MyBroadband newsletter
X