
Get to know your new ABN AMRO debit card
Pay securely and easily with your new debit card
ABN AMRO is switching to the Mastercard debit card
All customers with a debit card bearing the Maestro logo will receive a new debit card with the Mastercard logo in 2027. You do not need to do anything, we will take care of this for you. We will notify you in advance when you are due to receive the card. Of course, you will receive this new debit card free of charge.

This is what your new debit card looks like
You’ll recognise the new debit card from the red-and-yellow logo and the indentation on the short side of the card. You’ll see the following details on your new debit card:
- Card number (Primary Account Number (PAN), front, 16 digits)
- Card number (back, 3 digits),
- Card Verification Code (CVC, 3 digits)
- Expiry date
- Account number or IBAN (e.g.: NL 99 ABNA 0123456789)
- Your name
FAQs about the new debit card
The benefits of your new debit card
Paying with your card details

If you opt to enter your card number manually, simply enter the following details when you pay:
- Card number (PAN, 16 digits)
- Expiry date
- CVC code (3 digits)
It works like a credit card, but the payment is debited from your current account straight away.
Reserving an amount

You can use your new debit card to pay for online shopping, book a hotel or rental car. A reservation is useful when the total amount or delivery date is uncertain. The amount of the reservation will be deducted from your disposable balance in your current account.
Paying with a linked debit card

If you’re a frequent shopper at a particular online shop, such as a supermarket, you can link your debit card to this online shop in the ABN AMRO app. Then pay with one simple tap!
Worldwide shopping, online and in store
- Pay in over 80 million shops worldwide
- Reserve amounts with your debit card
- Pay with your card details

Setting up recurring payments with your debit card
Pay your favourite apps, streaming subscription or meal delivery service with your debit card. With a recurring payment, you no longer have to worry about it.

Differences between your new debit card and a credit card
Your new debit card has more details, but it’s still an ‘ordinary’ debit card. Payments are debited from your current account right away, so you don’t pay later like you do with a credit card.

Pay securely with your new debit card
Shop and pay online securely with your new debit card. You may sometimes have to approve your payment first in the ABN AMRO app.