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cheque card
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cheque card
n
(Economics, Accounting & Finance / Banking & Finance) a card issued by a bank or building society, guaranteeing payment of a customer's cheques up to a stated value: may also function as a cash card or debit card or both
Translations
cheque card
n → Scheckkarte f
cheque card n (Brit) → carta f assegni inv
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CHEQUE guarantee cards will be phased out within two years following a sharp fall in the number of payments made using the system.
Guarantee cards phased out by Coventry Evening Telegraph (England)
CHEQUE guarantee cards will be phased out within two years following a sharp fall in the number of payments made using the system.
Cheque cards to be axed by Huddersfield Daily Examiner (Huddersfield, England)
A senior source at Marfin Laiki Bank explained to the Cyprus Mail: "There was a proposal to introduce cheque guarantee cards in 1985, but that didn't fly.
Record number of bounced cheques as economy slows down by Cyprus Mail (Cyprus)
 
 
 
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