Private Banking Debit Card

If you have a payment package, your Private Banking Debit Card is free. Don't have a payment package? View the costs for your Private Banking Debit Card in the Payment Services Information Sheet .

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• Contactless payments
• Payments in the Netherlands at all POS terminals
• Payments abroad at POS terminals with a Maestro logo
• Withdrawing money from all ATMs in the Netherlands
• Withdrawing money abroad from ATMs with a Maestro logo

The standard limit is €5,000 per day for payments at POS terminals. You can adjust the limit up to a maximum of €50,000 per day.

For amounts up to and including €50 you do not need to enter your PIN number. For payments over €50 you must always enter your PIN number. You can pay up to €100 in succession contactlessly. Read more about contactless payments.

Do you want a PIN number that you can remember easily, but that others can't figure out? You can always change your PIN yourself at Geldmaat cash machines in the Netherlands. This can be done 24 hours a day, 7 days a week, immediately after you have activated your debit card or at a later date. Always choose a PIN number that you can easily remember yourself, but that others can’t guess.

In the event of theft or loss, it is a good idea to block your card. The cost of a new card is €7.50. You can easily do this yourself via Internet Banking or Mobile Banking. Found your card again? You can also unblock your card yourself via Internet Banking or Mobile Banking.

Need help blocking your card? Call +31 (0)20 343 43 43

Are you using the Stand-By Service? Then call 0800 - 07 01 from the Netherlands (free for Stand-By Service customers), or +31 20 651 59 27 from abroad (collect call possible). Alternatively call Private Assistance on +31 (0)20 343 43 43

ABN AMRO's debit card has been given a fresh new design. This new card is clearly recognisable and will now stand out even more among all the other cards in your wallet. Furthermore, the text is easier to read and we have put the card number on the back of the debit card.

A reserved amount is an amount that is temporarily reserved when you make a payment using your debit card. This lets the seller know that you can pay the amount.

Let’s say you fill up your car at a pay-at-pump petrol station. You don’t know in advance how much you need to pay. You insert your debit card, the petrol station reserves an amount (e.g. €150) and once you’ve finished filling up your car, the petrol station debits the final amount from your account. You see the actual amount charged and the name of the petrol station on your account overview, rather than ‘Reserved amounts’.

The words ‘Reserved amounts’ and the amount reserved are only displayed on your account overview temporarily. You’ll see them on Internet Banking or in the ABN AMRO app, but not on your paper bank statements.