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RBA Glossary definition for debit card
debit card – A debit card is a card that enables the holder to access funds in a deposit account at an authorised deposit-taking institution.
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The Australian Debit Card Market: Default Settings and Tokenisation – June 2023 | Consultations
16 Jun 2023
Consultations
The Bank has released an Issues Paper outlining some options for further enhancing the competitiveness, efficiency and safety of Australia’s debit card market.
https://www.rba.gov.au/publications/consultations/202306-issues-paper-australian-debit-card-market/
The Australian Debit Card Market: Default Settings and Tokenisation – Conclusions Paper
28 Sep 2023
Consultations
The Australian Debit Card Market: Default Settings and Tokenisation September 2023.
https://www.rba.gov.au/publications/consultations/202306-issues-paper-australian-debit-card-market/conclusions-paper/
Setting a Default Network on Dual-network Debit Cards | The Australian Debit Card Market: Default Settings and Tokenisation – Conclusions…
28 Sep 2023
Consultations
The Australian Debit Card Market: Default Settings and Tokenisation – Conclusions Paper
https://www.rba.gov.au/publications/consultations/202306-issues-paper-australian-debit-card-market/conclusions-paper/setting-a-default-network-on-dual-network-debit-cards.html
Dual-Network Debit Cards | Dual-Network Cards and Mobile Wallet Technology – Consultation Paper – December 2016
10 Dec 2016
Consultations
to dual-network debit cards (which add access to a scheme debit network for domestic point-of-sale and card-not-present transactions). ... For example:. In Denmark, the domestic debit card system is Dankort; there are also co-badged ‘Visa Dankort’
https://www.rba.gov.au/publications/consultations/201612-dual-network-cards-and-mobile-wallet-technology/dual-network-debit-cards.html
Appendix A | The Australian Debit Card Market: Default Settings and Tokenisation – Conclusions Paper
28 Sep 2023
Consultations
The Australian Debit Card Market: Default Settings and Tokenisation – Conclusions Paper
https://www.rba.gov.au/publications/consultations/202306-issues-paper-australian-debit-card-market/conclusions-paper/appendix.html
Submission to the ACCC: Reform of Debit Card (EFTPOS) Interchange Fees – 21 March 2003 | Payments System | Submissions
21 Mar 2003
Submissions
The Reserve Bank can see no reason why debit card issuers, in a competitive market environment, should not do so. ... Merchants will therefore be significant direct beneficiaries of debit and credit card reform, taken together, in terms of the net costs
https://www.rba.gov.au/publications/submissions/payments-system/eftpos-interchange-fees/
Tokenisation of Card Payments | The Australian Debit Card Market: Default Settings and Tokenisation – Conclusions Paper
28 Sep 2023
Consultations
The Australian Debit Card Market: Default Settings and Tokenisation – Conclusions Paper
https://www.rba.gov.au/publications/consultations/202306-issues-paper-australian-debit-card-market/conclusions-paper/tokenisation-of-card-payments.html
The Australian Debit Card Market: Default Settings and Tokenisation
19 Jun 2023
Consultations
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Australia’s debit card market. The key issues are:. 1. The practice of a default routing network being set at issuance on dual-network debit cards. ... 2. The tokenisation of debit cards for the purpose of conducting online transactions.
https://www.rba.gov.au/publications/consultations/202306-issues-paper-australian-debit-card-market/pdf/202306-issues-paper-australian-debit-card-market.pdf
Executive Summary | The Australian Debit Card Market: Default Settings and Tokenisation – Conclusions Paper
28 Sep 2023
Consultations
The Australian Debit Card Market: Default Settings and Tokenisation – Conclusions Paper
https://www.rba.gov.au/publications/consultations/202306-issues-paper-australian-debit-card-market/conclusions-paper/executive-summary.html
The Australian Debit Card Market: Default Settings and Tokenisation
28 Sep 2023
Consultations
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particularly through ‘priority’ network settings on card chips.1. 2. The tokenisation of debit cards for the purpose of conducting online transactions. ... preferred debit card network through least-cost routing (LCR). The Board expects acquirers,.
https://www.rba.gov.au/publications/consultations/202306-issues-paper-australian-debit-card-market/pdf/202309-conclusions-paper-australian-debit-card-market.pdf