eurocheque การใช้

• The Eurocheque guarantee card also had the functionality of an ATM card.
• In 1989, French banks withdrew the Eurocheque symbol from their credit cards.
• Previously all Eurocheques had carried the Eurocheque symbol, but differed in their designs.
• In the same year, the use of the Uniform Eurocheque format became universal.
• In 2002, the Eurocheque system was phased out and replaced with domestic clearing systems.
• Therefore, Maestro is very often considered to be the successor to the Eurocheque system.
• Eurocheque International C . V . was formed in 1974 to process payments made using Eurocheques.
• After its phase-out, virtually all of these Eurocheque cards were replaced by Maestro cards.
• Acceptance of cheques has been further diminished since the late 1990s, because of the abolition of the Eurocheque.
• When the Eurocheque system was disbanded at the end of 2001, the cards could no longer use the Eurocheque brand.
• When the Eurocheque system was disbanded at the end of 2001, the cards could no longer use the Eurocheque brand.
• According to an estimate by Eurocheque International, in 1989 around 32 million Eurocheque cards had been issued by some 9, 000 banks in 20 countries.
• According to an estimate by Eurocheque International, in 1989 around 32 million Eurocheque cards had been issued by some 9, 000 banks in 20 countries.
• This mark was used during the transition from Eurocheque ( payment via certified cheque ) to payment via ec-card ( card based payment with PIN ).
• Although still accepted as payment by a few bodies, the practice of issuing Eurocheques ceased on 1 January 2002, following the decision to withdraw the Eurocheque guarantee.
• After the abolition of the Eurocheque, the allocation of ec-cards by the German credit services sector was suspended and the trademarks for Eurocheque were sold to MasterCard.
• After the abolition of the Eurocheque, the allocation of ec-cards by the German credit services sector was suspended and the trademarks for Eurocheque were sold to MasterCard.
• In 1972, the'uniform Eurocheque'and'uniform Eurocheque guarantee card'were introduced, providing single designs that could be used by all banks within the system.
• In 1972, the'uniform Eurocheque'and'uniform Eurocheque guarantee card'were introduced, providing single designs that could be used by all banks within the system.
• They were rapidly adopted for domestic use in a number of countries, to the extent that their use for international payment rarely accounted for more than 5 % of total Eurocheque transactions.