Noun
bankcard (plural bankcards)
A card that a bank issues used by the cardholder in the course of authorization to receive bank services.
John Hill, managing director of Cubic Europe said, “Cubic and TfL have a long history of introducing innovative ways to travel and contactless bankcard payment is another example of this. Source: Internet
The award includes Cubic’s contactless bankcard and Near Field Communications (NFC) mobile open payment, as well as upgrades to fare terminals and the EASY Card back office to process account-based transactions for new and easy ways to pay. Source: Internet
She has more than 20 years of experience in the bankcard industry in direct sales, sales management and marketing. Source: Internet
The SMB Market saw chargeback rates for bankcard transactions in Q4 2015 increased nearly 31% compared to Q3. Source: Internet
When it comes to FICO, in particular, there are also a number of credit score variants such as mortgage scores, auto scores, and bankcard scores. Source: Internet
There was a dispute between the banks whether Bankcard (or credit cards in general) should be permitted into the proposed EFTPOS system. Source: Internet