When you register your mobile number with the bank account of your home branch. If you withdraw money from your account then a text message will send to your number. In the same way if you use online banking then for money
transaction a one time password will generate to your number for secure transaction. I would suggest you to use virtual credit card for secure online transactions.
Jaimin
Sadly, no.
Yes, aswell as maestro
maestro card is less accepted in some foreign countries while visa credin is widely accepted in all countries and all websites.But their functionality is same this is just like a single brand with different products
The main difference between Mastercard and Maestro is that Mastercard is a credit card that allows you to borrow money for purchases, while Maestro is a debit card that requires you to have sufficient funds in your account to make purchases.
To get the expiry date of a maestro card, just add 5 years and 8 months to the issue date.
No. I think, only Visa and MasterCard are accepted there.
Maestro cards - see http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bank_card_number#Card_prefixes_and_lengths
get a new one
No, you cannot use a Mastercard directly to pay a Maestro account, as they are two different types of payment networks. Maestro is primarily a debit card service, while Mastercard is a credit and debit card service. However, you can transfer funds from a Mastercard to a bank account linked to a Maestro card using services that support such transactions, but this typically involves indirect methods. Always check with your bank or payment provider for specific options available to you.
HSBC plans to start issuing VISA debit cards from January/February 2009. These will replace existing Maestro Debit cards moving forward.
Maestro and MasterCard are both payment card brands, but they serve different purposes. Maestro is primarily a debit card service that allows users to make purchases directly from their bank accounts, often used in Europe and other regions. In contrast, MasterCard is a broader payment network that offers both credit and debit card options, providing more flexibility and global acceptance. While Maestro cards may be linked directly to a bank account, MasterCard cards can also provide credit lines, offering users a wider range of financial services.