What is another word for cash card?
Pronunciation:
[ kˈaʃ kˈɑːd], [ kˈaʃ kˈɑːd], [ k_ˈa_ʃ k_ˈɑː_d]
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Synonyms for Cash card:
n.
• Other relevant words: (noun) • possession (noun)Other synonyms:
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- cashpoint,
- hole-in-the-wall,
- cash dispenser,
- cash machine,
- atm,
- pin number,
- automated teller machine,
- Chip and Pin.
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- pin.
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- machine.
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- card.
- broadsheet,
- simple machine,
- political machine,
- pick,
- piece of music,
- notice,
- banker's bill,
- immobilize,
- backsheesh,
- bill of fare,
- hard cash,
- placard,
- hook,
- bank bill,
- oarlock,
- thole,
- stick,
- spell,
- coupon,
- rowlock,
- fall,
- shaping,
- add-in,
- carte du jour,
- identity card,
- each year,
- cashcard,
- per year,
- chump change,
- set up,
- circular,
- part,
- bakshish,
- carte,
- invoice,
- art object,
- charge,
- sweetening,
- bowling pin,
- bakshis,
- auto,
- automated teller,
- slice,
- john cash,
- broadside,
- vizor,
- standard atmosphere,
- handbill,
- automatic teller,
- tholepin,
- atmosphere,
- lineup,
- peg,
- lure,
- pourboire,
- standard pressure,
- motorcar,
- batting order,
- pecker,
- flier,
- throwaway,
- poster,
- small-arm,
- immediate payment,
- nibble,
- trap,
- asynchronous transfer mode,
- menu,
- verifier,
- plug-in,
- circuit card,
- automobile,
- tack together,
- formative,
- opus,
- beak,
- musical composition,
- bit,
- assemble,
- firearm,
- account,
- come-on,
- automatic teller machine,
- patch,
- calling card,
- banknote,
- man,
- hard currency,
- wag,
- chickenfeed,
- visiting card,
- bank note,
- scorecard,
- tease,
- while,
- pivot,
- neb,
- car,
- composition,
- bait,
- objet d'art,
- flyer,
- tack,
- flag,
- posting,
- pliant,
- cash in,
- immobilise,
- billhook,
- visor,
- fictile,
- personal identification number,
- government note,
- annually,
- moldable,
- circuit board,
- peak,
- note,
- federal reserve note,
- wit,
- tip,
- nib,
- greenback,
- eyeshade,
- pin tumbler,
- board,
- measure,
- put together.
How to use "Cash card" in context?
Cash cards have been around for many years now. They are often called "cash cards" because they are linked to a bank account which the user can use to withdraw cash. The card itself is often chip- or contact-card like in appearance. Most cash cards offer a rewards program whereby the user can earn points for using the card, which can then be redeemed for rewards such as discount vouchers or money off purchases.
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