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Carte Bancaire – scheme GIE CB

#Card (credit or debit)

CB (Carte Bancaire) is a French brand of debit card primarily used in France and French-speaking countries. It was created in 1973 and is now managed by the French […]

Market coverage 2
  • France
  • Monaco
Currencies 1
  • Euro
Description

CB (Carte Bancaire) is a French brand of debit card primarily used in France and French-speaking countries. It was created in 1973 and is now managed by the French company Worldline.

The CB is an electronic payment card that allows transactions to be made in physical and online stores. It is linked to a bank account and enables immediate payments. The CB card uses an electronic chip and a PIN code to secure transactions.

The CB payment method is widely accepted in France, both in physical stores and on e-commerce websites. To make a CB payment, simply insert the card into a payment terminal, enter the PIN code, and validate the transaction.

In France, CB is often associated with other banking services, such as insurance or loyalty programs. CB is also integrated into mobile payment systems, such as Apple Pay or Google Pay, which allow payments to be made using a smartphone or smartwatch.

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