ArCa payment system issues 36,543 plastic cards in October

YEREVAN, November 10, /ARKA/. ArCa Armenian payment system said it issued 36,543 plastic cards in October 2011, by 87.1% more than in 2010 October. According to a press release, sent to ARKA news agency, the system issued 17,998 ArCa cards (176% year-on-year growth), 7,584 Visa cards (6.2% decline) and 10,961 Master Cards cards (122.5% growth).

The total number of effective cards exceeded 723,000, by 32.6% more than in 2010 October. Transactions were effected by 433,424 cards against 371,181 in the same month a year earlier. Armenian Card CJSC was established on March 16, 2000 as a united national payment system.
Today 19 of Armenia’s 21 commercial banks participate in ArCa payment system.

The company is a full member of MasterCard Europe international payment system. It also processes VISA and American Express (Third Party Processor) cards. ($1 – 382.89 drams). -0-

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