Highlights

• Makes purchasing easy and convenient.
• Accepted in over 7000 outlets locally.
• Accepted worldwide.

Procedures to use

Look for the Visa, Mastercard ,UnionPay & LankaPay (JCB) acceptance mark at the store.

Present your Visa, Mastercard, UnionPay & LankaPay (JCB) Shopping Debit Card at the time of transaction. The merchant will swipe it through the authorization terminal and enter the purchase information.

The terminal processes the transaction and confirms availability of funds. A sales receipt will be issued and the transaction amount is automatically deducted from your account.

Verify the amount on the sales receipt and place your signature on it.

Available cards

1. Visa Debit Card.
2. Mastercard Debit Card.
3. UnionPay Debit Card.
4. LankaPay (JCB) Debit Card.

Protective measures

Protect your card as it is cash. Never leave it unattended.

Report the loss or theft of your card immediately on our hotline 0112 353 353.

Ensure that you get your card back after every purchase or ATM transaction.

Always check the amount on the sales receipt before you sign.

Keep your copies of sales and ATM receipts and check them against your bank statement.

Check all transactions in your bank statement, even the small ones, especially after overseas travel.

Know who has access to your card. Even if your card is taken by a family member with or without your knowledge, you will be responsible for their purchase or cash withdrawal.

The card has a daily ATM withdrawal limit and a daily purchase limit of Rs 200,000/- at a merchant point. Daily limits are a security measure. Talk to your branch or the card centre if you need a higher limit.

Please note that it is only the primary account that will be debited for your purchases by Visa, Mastercard, UnionPay & LankaPay (JCB) Debit Card. So please mark the primary account in your card application. Always ensure you have adequate funds in the account at the time of purchase.

Terms & conditions apply

Product information and terms & conditions are subjected to change. Therefore, it is advisable to contact the branch nearest to you for the latest information and prevailing terms & conditions.