FMB Capital Holdings, the parent company of First Capital Bank (FCB), signs a five-year strategic partnership with Visa to expand digital payments and support financial inclusion across Southern Africa. According to reports, the agreement is designed to accelerate the rollout of digital payment services by leveraging Visa’s global payments technology and FMB’s regional banking presence. The partnership framework unifies FMB Capital Holdings’ banking subsidiaries operating in multiple countries, including Malawi, Botswana, Mozambique, Zambia and Zimbabwe. The sources describe the arrangement as a coordinated effort across the group’s regional footprint rather than a single-country initiative. The deal period is set at five years, with the stated goals focused on increasing access to electronic payments and improving the availability and adoption of digital payment solutions. The reports provide the same core details on the parties involved, the length of the partnership, and the countries covered, while not specifying additional financial terms or implementation timelines beyond the partnership objective.