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Chipknip (a
portmanteau of chip card and knip,
Dutch for purse) was a stored-value
payment card
system used in the Netherlands.
Based on the
Belgian Proton...
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Chipknip: As an
electronic cash
system used in the Netherlands, all ATM
cards issued by the
Dutch banks had
value that
could be
loaded via
Chipknip loading...
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brand owner of a
number of the
Dutch payment systems that
included PIN,
Chipknip until these were discontinued, Acceptgiro, Inc****o/Machtigen and up until...
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operated from 1994
until 2006.
Interpay owned the
payment systems PIN,
Chipknip,
Acceptgiro and Inc****o. The
organisation was
owned by a
consortium of...
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Names for stored-value
cards include APPH in US,
Mondex in Canada,
Chipknip in the Netherlands,
Geldkarte in Germany,
Quick in Austria,
Moneo in France...
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notably in
Germany (Geldkarte),
Austria (Quick Wertkarte), the
Netherlands (
Chipknip),
Belgium (Proton),
Switzerland (CASH), and
France (Moneo,
which is usually...
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Despite this, the
system was also
implemented in
other countries such as
Chipknip in the Netherlands, and has been
considered for
other markets such as Australia...
- and tourists.[citation needed]
Geldkarte Octopus card
Quick Wertkarte Chipknip "Faute d'usagers,
Moneo arrête les frais". www.bienpublic.com (in French)...
- (Quick Wertkarte),
Belgium (Proton),
France (Moneo), the
Netherlands (
Chipknip Chipper (decommissioned in 2015)),
Switzerland ("Cash"),
Norway ("Mondex")...
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credited back
until March 2025.
Similar systems operated in
Europe were
Chipknip,
Moneo and
Quick which all were
abandoned years earlier. girocard.eu -...
