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The Fleeca card is the high-interest loan that keeps on giving.
— Description at LCN.com.

Fleeca (pronounced "FLEE-sah") is a banking and credit card company featured across the HD Universe, first introduced in Grand Theft Auto IV.

Description[]

Fleeca was first introduced in Grand Theft Auto IV as a credit card and loan company. The company would receive an expanded presence in Grand Theft Auto V and Grand Theft Auto Online as a prominent chain of banks The company was founded either in 1899 as indicated by a plaque found in GTA V, or 1913 as implied by advertisements in GTA V mentioning that 2013 is the 100th anniversary of the company.

Grand Theft Auto IV and Episodes from Liberty City[]

Fleeca has four radio ads which includes its slogan "Fleeca, it's time to start paying". In the Public Liberty Radio program The Séance, a guest on the show gives her Fleeca card number over the air, whereupon the host, Beatrix Fontaine, says that her card will be "very secure." In TW@ internet cafes and in many other stores in the city, Fleeca credit cards are accepted. There's also a Fleeca company building in The Exchange, Algonquin.

During Club Management, Luis Lopez has to pick up famous actor Bruce Spade from Northwood and take him to Maisonette 9 by helicopter. Bruce tells Luis he was in town to shoot a Fleeca commercial with a brilliant young director.

Russian players who pre-ordered GTA IV received a Niko Bellic Fleeca card with his name, serial no., length of validity and date of commission.[1]

Grand Theft Auto: Chinatown Wars[]

Though there are no ads in the radio stations in GTA Chinatown Wars, Fleeca ads can be seen throughout the city, with the same image as in GTA IV.

Grand Theft Auto V[]

In Grand Theft Auto V, along with offering credit cards, Fleeca now operates a series of physical banks named Fleeca Bank around San Andreas. These banks are accessible but no cashiers or employees appear inside. The banks are not featured in any missions and the vaults cannot be opened. Its in-game website is www.fleeca.com. The player can also buy stocks from them on the Lcn-exchange.com website. Any money the player picks up takes the form of a stack of $100 bills wrapped in a Fleeca bank strap.

One of The Three Bankers that Franklin pick up in the mission Clown Car for the Downtown Cab Co, works in the Fleeca Bank on Hawick Avenue.

Grand Theft Auto Online[]

In Grand Theft Auto Online, The Fleeca Bank branch on the Great Ocean Highway is the main target during the Fleeca Job heist. Lester says that this branch is a good target because it got some bonds guarded in deposit boxes that are being hidden from the taxman, so no one will report missing and also the light security. The crew first scope the bank to take as much information as they can, steal an Armored Kuruma to assist in the getaway, and then the crew steals the deposit box 167 in the finale.

Fleeca Banks around the map can be randomly selected as locations that The Professionals can rob during Robbery in Progress. During these missions, Professionals can be seen on the security cameras holding up the bank, with some members providing crowd control in the lobby and another shooting a security guard in the vault.

Fleeca once more becomes the subject of multiple robberies. An Armenian client puts out a contract through KDJ to commit rob all 6 accessible franchises located throughout Los Santos and Blaine County during The Bank Contract as a result of being wrongfully dismissed from Fleeca. Using stolen thermal charges and signal jammers provided by the client, the GTA Online Protagonist robs all 6 franchises, stealing marked bills from the vault, before evading the police and delivering it to the client.

It is possible to glitch into the Fleeca banks using the phone glitch and standing in a certain place. There is a safe, although the player cannot open it with explosives, melee, or bullets, and the door behind the counter is locked so it's not possible to get into that area.

Grand Theft Auto VI[]

This article pertains to content due to return in the upcoming 2026 release of Grand Theft Auto VI.
The subject of this article or section contains sensitive leaked content which may or may not appear in the final game.

In Grand Theft Auto VI, while no physical bank locations have been seen in the State of Leonida, several storefronts seen in the game's September 2022 leaks as well as the first trailer showed several storefronts advertising that they accept Fleeca credit cards. Also seen in the September 2022 leaks is Fleeca Field, the football stadium occupied by the Vice City Mambas that Fleeca appears to hold the naming rights for.[2][3]

Influence[]

It appears that Fleeca is based on the real world VISA credit card although the logo seems to bear similarities to the real world e-commerce company Neteller.

The name Fleeca comes from "fleecer", which means a person that cons or tricks people out of money.

Locations[]

Grand Theft Auto IV and Episodes from Liberty City[]

Grand Theft Auto Chinatown Wars[]

Grand Theft Auto V and Grand Theft Auto Online[]

Notable People with Fleeca Card and Account[]

Website[]

www.fleeca.com is the official website of the bank in Grand Theft Auto V. Only Franklin can access it, as Michael uses www.maze-bank.com and Trevor www.thebankofliberty.com.

Gallery[]

Trivia[]

  • One of the posters inside any branch in GTA V says "Money for nothing? no problem." This is a reference to the Dire Straits song "Money for Nothing".

See Also[]

  • HighLife
  • Limit – A competing credit card company.
  • PISH – 3D Universe credit card company that parodies VISA.
  • Want – Another credit card company that parodies VISA.
  • Shark – A competing credit card company.

Reference[]

  1. http://bp0.blogger.com/_QrVFjkRtZLg/R_ZqhK8AA8I/AAAAAAAAJzo/3EycUZW-9rc/s1600-h/NikoBellic.jpg
  2. Timestamp
    (05/18/2024)
    00:00:27: Americas_1 2022-09-12 14-42-12.mp4
  3. Timestamp
    (05/18/2024)
    00:01:35: Americas 2022-04-06 15-55-26.mp4