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First Bank One Rewards Program: Learn More

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There are a lot of advantages to being a First Bank credit card holder, but the First Bank One Rewards Program is the most beneficial to you. By simply using your Platinum Rewards Mastercard® or Mastercard® Business Card with Rewards, you’ll earn rewards for qualified everyday purchases like groceries, gas, utilities, tuition, and more.

Earn Rewards with Your First Bank Credit Card

Participation in the One Rewards Program is free and available to any customer who has a First Bank Mastercard® rewards credit card.

With our One Rewards Program, just one card allows you to redeem what you want, when you want. Earn points on gas, groceries, insurance, utilities, and more. Here are a few examples of some redemption options:

  • Gift cards to restaurants like Starbucks, Cracker Barrel, and Panera Bread
  • Merchandise like Apple watches, golf clubs, and more
  • Gift cards to retailers like Macy’s, Crate & Barrel, Shell, and Lowes
  • Travel packages

Start earning points to use on all of our travel rewards, gift cards, merchandise, cash back program, and other rewards options.

First Bank’s Card Options

First Bank offers Mastercard credit cards for individuals and businesses. Choose from the following to earn your One Rewards points.

Start Earning Your Rewards Today

If you don’t already have a First Bank Mastercard credit card, visit a First Bank branch near you today to learn how you can start earning through our First Bank One Rewards Program.

® Mastercard. Mastercard, Debit Mastercard, and the Mastercard brand marks are trademarks of Mastercard International Incorporated.

*See our Terms and Conditions for complete details on our One Rewards Program. Loans subject to credit approval.

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