Make contactless payments for small items or pay for a new sofa right away. Your debit card lets you pay both large and small amounts in just a second.
And if you happen to lose your debit card or if it gets stolen, you can request a new one.
Your ABN AMRO debit card shows the Maestro logo. Maestro is a Mastercard payment brand. Your Maestro debit card allows you to make payments and withdraw cash securely, anywhere in the Netherlands and in most places throughout the world.
The debit card shows the name that ABN AMRO has on record.
The debit card shows the account number of the account to which the debit card is linked. The account number consists of a country code (two letters), a checksum (two digits) and a national account number.
Your card number is created by ABN AMRO. This number is increased by one every time you’re sent a new card.
You need your card number to use the e.dentifier and to install the ABN AMRO app.
Your debit card shows a month and a year. This is the date on which your debit card expires.
The ABN AMRO debit card shows a PAN number (Primary Account Number). This is a 17 or 19-digit code, which is linked to the debit card. The PAN number ensures that your transactions are recognisable to any national and international parties that enable payments or withdrawals.
The PAN card number can also be used to link your debit card to Apple Pay, Google Pay or a wearable.
The debit card is available to all ABN AMRO customers with a payment package or personal account.
Included with your debit card as standard
If you have an ABN AMRO payment package, you will not be charged for your debit card. If you only have a current account, but no payment package, your monthly fee will be €1.50 .
Euro payments in the Netherlands and all countries in the Eurozone are free of charge. Payments in other currencies cost € 2.25 per payment, plus a 1.2% exchange fee.
In the Netherlands
The following limits apply to cash withdrawals in the Netherlands:
You can change your limit up to a maximum of €10.000 per day.
In other countries
As standard, you can withdraw up to €500 per day at ATMs outside the Netherlands. Please note that this amount may vary depending on the country or bank. These variations are out of ABN AMRO’s control.
Your ABN AMRO debit card is a secure way of making contactless payments on public transport. Just hold your card up to the card reader in the same way as your public transport smart card.
You don't need to enable or download anything beforehand.
OVpay works right away. Simply hold your debit card up to the screen of a ticket barrier or card reader to check in and out. All Dutch public transport companies are offering the service and your fare will be automatically taken out of your current account.
Read more about OVpay
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.
