The phrase "active card" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to finance, technology, or gaming, typically referring to a card that is currently valid and can be used for transactions or access.
Example: "Please ensure that your active card is linked to your account for seamless transactions."
Alternatives: "valid card" or "current card".
"We have a number of user groups, particularly groups using the active card, but we've also got many people using exercise referral.
Edo says its active card network is currently growing at 30percentt per month, and that within the next three months, it will extend 1 billion card-linked offers to consumers.
Ken Lewis Ken Lewis, Bank of America's chairman and chief executive officer, said Thursday that the bank will benefit from the opportunity to sell its array of banking products to MNBA's 20 million active card holders and through some 5,000 organizations with which MBNA has marketing arrangements.
For example, Card.com has several autism-related card designs and makes a monthly donation to the National Autism Association for every active card.
As of December 2010, over 18 million Ghanaians (over 70% of entire national population) had subscribed to the scheme, out of which over 8 million, representing 34% of the population, were active card bearers.
Bank of America introduced the BankAmericard in 1958 by making thousands of active cards.
By Ben McGrath With the recent deaths of the Baath Party's prodigal sons, Uday and Qusay Hussein, the number of active cards in the centcom-issued Iraqi "most wanted" decks has dwindled to sixteen; those with familiar names on them number just two — Saddam and Ali Hassan al-Majid, a.k.a.a
(Analysts estimate the majority of active cards were bought with between $10 and $25).
Octopus says there are some 35 million active cards in circulation today — covering 99percentt of the seven million population — and the program is widely admired by other countries in Asia that are trying to replicate it.
By adding all their active cards to the Tally app and connecting a checking account to the app, the company will create a plan to help consumers avoid late fees, maximize their savings and reduce the amount they pay in interest fees.
Jolla's Sailfish OS uses a gesture-based user interface, without physical (or software) back buttons, and with the centerpiece being a dynamic homescreen that displays running but minimised apps as active cards so users can see multiple portions of content at a glance.
