pankkaart
A pankkaart, or bank card, is a plastic card issued by a bank to a customer that enables electronic payments and cash withdrawals. It is typically linked to the holder’s bank account and secured with a personal identification number (PIN). In the Netherlands the term pankkaart is commonly used to refer to the standard debit card issued by banks.
Modern pankarten use EMV chip technology and may also have a magnetic stripe. They operate on payment
In a store, the card is presented by insertion or contactless tap, followed by entering the PIN
Pankarten are a primary method of everyday payments in the Netherlands and many parts of Europe. They
Variants and relation to other payment methods
Typically pankarten refer to debit cards linked to a bank account. Credit cards and prepaid cards are