Sentence examples for offering card from inspiring English sources

Beyond offering card payments for those who want, Grab said it is also exploring the possibility of working with partners who could help introduce "personal mobile wallets" for cashless payments without a credit card.

The company, which only began offering card payments in early 2016, steadily added features like credit and peer-to-peer payments before last week expanding its GrabPay feature, which handles digital payments for rides, to third-parties for the first time.

Specifically, the credit card giant is offering card users a $25 credit to their account if they pre-register their cards on facebook.com/smallbusinesssaturday.com and make a purchase of at least $25 at a locally owned, brick-and-mortar retailer this Saturday.

Providian Financial is also considered strong in scrutinizing large databases and offering cards based on profiles, including poor credit histories.

It has been ahead in offering cards to lower-quality borrowers, in varying interest rates and terms and conditions, and in offering rewards and affinity programmes.

Because of those types of frustrating mishaps, more United States banks are offering cards with E.M.V. chips to their customers who travel overseas.

The government's second target is the associations' exclusivity rule, which prohibits any Visa or MasterCard banks from also offering cards regarded as competitive.

A relationship between Cetelem, the consumer-credit unit of BNP Paribas, a French bank, and Carrefour, a French hypermarket chain, has helped both companies to develop rapidly in Hungary and the Czech Republic by offering cards to shoppers.

When I asked about this topic, representatives from Visa and MasterCard e-mailed me statements saying they're working with issuers to evaluate the feasibility of offering cards with the chip technology to customers who travel internationally.

To compensate for its inability to quickly raise rates, Chase has decided to lessen its exposure by no longer offering cards to a portion of its customers that it deems the riskiest.

He gave credit cards as an example, saying that even if J.P. Morgan Chase and Bank One will own a leading share of credit card debt, "that doesn't prevent others from issuing cards, nor does it prevent others from offering cards to those consumers".