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Banca Intesa has issued the millionth Visa payment card since the beginning of its cooperation with Visa. This anniversary is marked by an exhibition of all Visa cards designs in the bank’s portfolio, while the holder of the millionth card, Jasmina Misić, was awarded a trip to Milan for two.

Banca Intesa has a total of 10 models of Visa payment cards in its portfolio, including credit cards Visa Classic and Visa Gold, Visa debit cards, Visa Electron and Visa Inspire, as well as Visa Classic Paralympic, the first charity card on the market, intended to create a stable funding mechanism of Paralympic sport in the country.

Visa credit cards account for 75 per cent of the total number of payment cards in Banca Intesa’s portfolio.

As of late 2015, Visa payment cards accounted for 75 per cent of the total number of transactions carried out by Banca Intesa cards in the country and 77 per cent of traffic.

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