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Point of Sale Locations First Capital Bank Point of Sale Locations Retailer Name Merchant Name Address 1 Address 2 City 3 C's Technologies Turez Investments Pvt Ltd 60 Bedford Road Avondale Harare 3 C's Technologies Turez Investments Pvt Ltd 60 Bedford Road Avondale Harare 3 C's Technologies Turez Investments Pvt Ltd 60 Bedford Road Avondale Harare 3 C's Technologies Turez Investments Pvt Ltd 60 Bedford Road Avondale Harare 3 C's Technologies Turez Investments Pvt Ltd 60 Bedford Road Avondale Harare 3 C's Technologies Oki Printers 26 Baines Avenue Harare 40 Cork Road E Lanca 40 Cork Road Avondale Harare 40 Cork Road E Lanca 40 Cork Road Avondale Harare A & R Kings Properties 12 Fleetwood Lodge 12 Fleetwood Road Harare A & R Kings Properties 12 Fleetwood Lodge 12 Fleetwood Road Harare A And N Exhaust A & N Exhaust 25 Second Street Mutare A Chinhara Orthodontic A Chinhara Orthodontic 52 East Road Harare A Chinhara Orthodontic A Chinhara Orthodontic 52 East Road Harare Ace Hardware Ace Hardware 104 Fife Street Bulawayo Malawi * Zambia* Botswana * Zimbabwe * Mozambique First Capital Bank is a Registered Commercial Bank and a member of the Deposit Protection Scheme. Terms and conditions apply. www.firstcapitalbank.co.zw Ace Hardware Ace Hardware 10b Riverside Drive Mutare Ace Hardware Ace Hardware 35 Coventry Road Workington Harare Ace Hardware Ace Hardware 35 Coventry Road Workington Harare Acts Panel Beating Acts Panel Beating 108 Mpumelelo Road Kelvin North Bulawayo Adam Brothers Adam Brothers 23 South Avenue Harare Affinity Investments Pvt Ltd Derby Hotel 39a Joshua Nkomo Street Bulawayo Affinity Investments Pvt Ltd Derby Hotel 39a Joshua Nkomo Street Bulawayo Afm In Zimbabwe Afm In Zimbabwe Hillside Stand 19839 Coronation Park Harare Africa On Solar Africa On Solar 2 Matherhurst, 95 Baines Avenue Harare African Sun Hotels The Kingdom Hotel 1 Mallet Drive Victoria Falls African Sun Hotels Elephant Hills Hotel 2 300 Parkway Drive Victoria Falls African Sun Hotels Elephant Hills Hotel 2 300 Parkway Drive Victoria Falls African Sun Hotels Elephant Hills Hotel 1 300 Parkway Drive Victoria Falls African Sun Hotels Elephant Hills Hotel 1 300 Parkway Drive Victoria Falls African Sun Hotels The Kingdom Hotel 1 1 Mallet Drive Victoria Falls African Sun Hotels The Kingdom Hotel 1 1 Mallet Drive Victoria Falls African Sun Hotels The Kingdom Hotel 1 Mallet Drive Victoria Falls Malawi * Zambia* Botswana * Zimbabwe * Mozambique First Capital Bank is a Registered Commercial Bank and a member of the Deposit Protection Scheme. Terms and conditions apply. www.firstcapitalbank.co.zw African Sun Hotels The Kingdom Hotel 1 Mallet Drive Victoria Falls African Sun Hotels The Victoria Falls Hotel 2 Mallet Drive Victoria Falls African Sun Hotels The Victoria Falls Hotel 2 Mallet Drive Victoria Falls African Sun Hotels The Victoria Falls Hotel 2 Mallet Drive Victoria Falls African Sun Hotels The Victoria Falls Hotel 2 Mallet Drive Victoria Falls African Sun Hotels The Victoria Falls Hotel 2 Mallet Drive Victoria Falls African Sun Hotels The Victoria Falls Hotel 2 Mallet Drive Victoria Falls African Sun Hotels The Victoria Falls Hotel 2 Mallet Drive Victoria Falls African Sun Hotels The Victoria Falls Hotel 2 Mallet Drive Victoria Falls African Sun Hotels Holiday Inn Cnr 5th And Samora Avenue Harare African Sun Hotels Amber Hotel CORNER AERODROME & 3rd Mutare STREET African Sun Hotels Amber Hotel CORNER AERODROME & 3rd Mutare STREET African Sun Hotels Holiday Inn 1 Milnerton Road Ascot Bulawayo African Sun Hotels The Victoria Falls Shops 1-3 Sopers Arcade Victoria Falls African Trophy Dealers African Trophy Dealers 273 Adam Stander Drive Victoria Falls Malawi * Zambia* Botswana * Zimbabwe * Mozambique www.firstcapitalbank.co.zw First Capital Bank is a Registered Commercial Bank and a member of the Deposit Protection Scheme. Terms and conditions apply. African Trophy Dealers African Trophy Dealers 273 Adam Stander Drive Victoria Falls Ali Lambat Ali And Co 344 J Tongogara Street Masvingo Alo Alo Restaurant Alo Alo Restaurant 10 Forest Road Harare Alo Alo Restaurant Alo Alo Restaurant 10 Forest Road Harare Alpha Packaging Pvt Ltd Alpha Packaging Pvt Ltd 49 Barking Road Willowvale Harare Aluminium Systems And Aluminium Systems And 2781 Lerana Park Tynwald Harare Partitioning Partitioning Am Bus And Truck Accesories Am Bus And Truck Accesories 90 Kelvin Road South Graniteside Harare Am Bus And Truck Accesories Am Bus And Truck Accesories 90 Kelvin Road South Graniteside Harare Amalgamated Engineers Launtop Zimbabwe Pvt Ltd Bay 3, 5 Conald Road Graniteside Harare Ampere Industrial Electrics Ampere Industrial Electrics 50 Lytton Road Workington Harare Ampere Industrial Electrics Ampere Industrial Electrics 50 Lytton Road Workington Harare Angod Technical Services Angod Technical Services 2 Barrow Road Southerton Harare Angod Technical Services Angod Technical Services 2 Barrow Road Southerton Harare Arm Heyes Optometrist Arm Heyes Optometrist Shop 7 The Trading Post Victoria Falls Arm Heyes Optometrist Arm Heyes Optometrist Shop 7 The Trading Post Victoria Falls Aro Electrical Aro Electrical Shop 5 Nhaka Parade Harare Malawi * Zambia* Botswana * Zimbabwe * Mozambique First Capital Bank is a Registered Commercial Bank and a member of the Deposit Protection Scheme. Terms and conditions apply. www.firstcapitalbank.co.zw Arrupe College Arrupe College 16 Link Road Mt Pleasant Harare Associated Tyres Associated Tyres 8 Portland Road Workington Harare Astra Chemical Private Limited Astra Chemical Private Limited 11 Barrow Road Harare Astra Chemical Private Limited Astra Chemical Private Limited 11 Barrow Road Harare Atlas Hydraulics Viterbo Enterprises Pvt Ltd 35 A Shepperton Road Graniteside Harare Autocontrol Systems Autocontrol Systems 50 Lutton Road Harare Autocontrol Systems Autocontrol Systems 50 Lutton Road Harare Avid Motors Avid Marketing Group Puma Mabelreign Service Station Mabelreign Shopping Harare Centre Avid Motors Avid Marketing Group Puma Mabelreign Service Station Mabelreign Shopping Harare Centre Avid Motors Avid Marketing Group Puma Mabelreign Service Station Mabelreign Shopping Harare Centre Avid Motors Avid Marketing Group Engen Service Station Newlands Shopping Harare Centre Avid Motors Avid Marketing Group Puma Mabelreign Service Station Mabelreign Shopping Harare Centre Avis Car Rental Avis Car Rental 251 Mullet Drive Livingstone Victoria Falls Malawi * Zambia* Botswana * Zimbabwe * Mozambique www.firstcapitalbank.co.zw First Capital Bank is a Registered Commercial Bank and a member of the Deposit Protection Scheme. Terms and conditions apply. Avis Car Rental Avis Car Rental 251 Mullet Drive Livingstone Victoria Falls Avis Car Rental Avis Rent A Car Meikles Branch Harare Avis Car Rental Avis Rent A Car Meikles Branch Harare Avis Car Rental Avis Rent A Car Corner 10th And Robert Mugabe Bulawayo Avis Car Rental Avis Rent A Car Lot Arlington Joshua Nkomo Road Harare Avis Car Rental Avis Rent A Car Lot Arlington Joshua Nkomo Road Harare Axeaq Investments Innscor Fast Foods Shop 4 And 5 Sam Levys Borrowdale Harare Entertainment Centre Axeaq Investments Innscor Fast Foods 1 Village Walk Shopping Mall Borrowdale Harare Axeaq Investments Innscor Fast Foods 54a Edinburgh Road Pomona Harare Baines Imaging Group Baines Imaging Group 52 Baines Medical Centre Harare Baines Imaging Group Baines Avenues Clinic Baines Avenues Clinic Cnr Mazowe & Baines Harare Avenues Baines Imaging Group Baines Avenues Clinic Baines Avenues Clinic Cnr Mazowe & Baines Harare Avenues Baines Imaging Group Baines Imaging Group 14 Baines Avenue Westend Hospital Harare Balsam Pharmacy Private Ltd Balsam Pharmacy Private Ltd Shop A 3207 Jongwe Chiwororo Business Masvingo Centre Malawi * Zambia* Botswana * Zimbabwe * Mozambique First Capital Bank is a Registered Commercial Bank and a member of the Deposit Protection Scheme. Terms and conditions apply. www.firstcapitalbank.co.zw Bantoka Guest Lodge Batonka Guest Lodge 1045 Reynard Road Victoria Falls Bantoka Guest Lodge Batonka Guest Lodge 1045 Reynard Road Victoria Falls Barclays Sports Club Barclays Sports Club 1/38 Norfolk Road Northwood Harare Barham Green Primary Barham Green Primary Dundee Drive Belmont Bulawayo Barmore Investments Pvt Ltd Oceans Foods 61513 Pelandaba Bulawayo Barmore Investments Pvt Ltd Oceans Foods 33 Plumtree Road Bulawayo Barmore Investments Pvt Ltd Oceans Foods No 61513 Pelandaba Bulawayo Barmore Investments Pvt Ltd Oceans Foods 90b Fife Street Bulawayo Barmore Investments Pvt Ltd Oceans Foods No 61513 Pelandaba Bulawayo Barmore Investments Pvt Ltd Oceans Foods 90b Fife Street Bulawayo Barmore Investments Pvt Ltd Oceans Foods 9 Plumtree Road Bulawayo Barmore Investments Pvt Ltd Oceans Foods 90b Fife Street Bulawayo Barmore Investments Pvt Ltd Oceans Foods 90b Fife Street Bulawayo Barmore Investments Pvt Ltd Oceans Foods 33 Plumtree Road Bulawayo Barmore Investments Pvt Ltd Oceans Foods 9 Plumtree Road Bulawayo Barrel Engineers Barrel Engineers 14 Barrow Road , Southerton Harare Malawi * Zambia* Botswana * Zimbabwe * Mozambique www.firstcapitalbank.co.zw First Capital Bank is a Registered Commercial Bank and a member of the Deposit Protection Scheme. Terms and conditions apply. Barrel Engineers Barrel Engineers 14 Barrow Road , Southerton Harare Basboth Auto Spares Basboth Auto Spares 32 Rotten Row Road Shop No 1 Harare Basboth Auto Spares Basboth Auto Spares 32 Rotten Row Road Shop No 1 Harare Batanai School Services Fund Batanai School Services Fund Stand No 25 Kariyana Road Harare Beach Consultancy Company Aviation Ground
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