Co-badged card Definition.
Card carrying two payment brands; in France, typically CB (the domestic scheme) + Visa or CB + Mastercard. The Interchange Fee Regulation (IFR, Art. 8) gives cardholders the right to choose the brand at the point of sale, while merchants can set a default brand on their terminal. The issue is cost: routing through CB or through an international scheme does not cost the merchant the same.
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GuidePayments in AustriaGuideThe PSD2 framework contract and conduct-of-business rulesGuidePayments in FranceGuidePayments in IrelandGuidePayments in Norway and DenmarkGuidePayments in Ukraine and the CaucasusGuidePayments in IndonesiaGuidePayments in Malaysia and SingaporeGuidePayments in VietnamGuidePayments in the United Arab EmiratesGuidePayment orchestrationGuidePayment resilience and outages