Guys, I'm confused. It's the first time I'm using my new Maestro card to book a car. But when I put the number in the slot, it's too long, and it won't accepted. To add confusion, at the bottom of the card there is another number, in smaller print, underlined with "card number". That number doesn't work either. Any help greatly appreciated Ramon. In reply to ramon marin martinez: A debit card has 18 numbers, a credit card has 16 numbers the big ones across the middle.
Make sure you have selected maestro or switch from the drop down menu, as some sites often default to visa. I think the problem is that they dont take debit cards. But thanks anyways. Martin W 02 Feb In reply to Martin W: I have 2, both of which have 18 digits. This is the number that is required for online purchasing, or at least it has been for every online purchase I've made in the last 5 years or so. All visa numbers start with 4.
Maestro a product of Master card company was launched only in India. SBI and one or two banks were the only ones to issue them. Enter your payment information. Type in the name that appears on your Maestro Card, then enter the Maestro Card number.
Indeed, they have 17 digits instead of Nothing would happen, as the last 4 Digits of the card number are not useful if someone wants to commit a fraud. Maestro cards are used widely in Austria, Germany and the Netherlands, and much less everywhere else. To learn more about the differences between the two types of cards, read our guide on debit, credit, and prepaid cards.
Issued by associated banks, a Maestro debit card is linked directly to your checking account. Customers use a Maestro card for withdrawing cash at an ATM or making a payment at a retailer, and some Maestro cards allow online payments too. Once a payment is made, the transaction is tracked to the linked account, and the amount is deducted from the balance.
Maestro cards are recognized worldwide, offering convenient access to money at home and abroad. Payments made via Maestro cards also reduce the need for physical cash, making your money safer. One drawback is that some transactions may incur fees, like using a non-branch ATM to withdraw cash.
Maestro cards are NFC technology-enabled. With one tap at checkout, the electronic software communicates directly with your bank account to deduct funds. To learn more about NFC and contactless technology, read our guide to contactless payments. This greatly reduces the risk of large fraudulent payments or unauthorized use. You can order a Maestro debit card if you are a resident of Germany, Austria or the Netherlands. Offering both Maestro cards and debit Mastercards gives our customers multiple payment options that are widely accepted across the globe.
The more ways to pay, the more flexibility we can offer our customers.
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