European Statistical Payment Card Yearbook

Belgium - Summary

 

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Market Overview

 
Payment Organizations

Former interbank companies Banksys and Bank Card Company (BCC) were sold to Atos Worldline in 2006.

   
Domestic Card Brands

Debit: Bancontact/MisterCash (BC/MC) co-badged Maestro.

E-purse function Proton on most BC/MC cards.

   
Market Structure

Debit cards dominate the market, accounting for more than 88% of card payments in 2011. Credit card use is under-developed.

From 2011, most Belgian banks restricted the use of the Maestro function on BC/MC cards to the Europe region (geo-blocking).

KBC has developed a substantial retail banking network in the CEE region; KBC ’ divestments in 2011 and 2012.

Dexia Bank Belgium is now state-owned and was rebranded as Belfius Bank; its retail network (e. g. Turkey) has been sold.

   
NEW: Notable Market Trends SEPA Migration of domestic BC/MC debit system.
   
Updated: Information about Major Issuers, Major Acquirers, Major Processors, Consumer Finance Indicator.
   

Statistical Key Figures 2011

 
  Provided in this profile:
 
  • UPDATED: tables with card business data 2007-2011; growth rates: Y-o-Y, CAGR

  • Population, Cards per Capita, Card Value per Capita

  • Debit Cards, Credit/Delayed Debit Cards, Total Cards

  • Card payments by number and by value, ATV per card, payments per card/year

  • ATMs, POS terminals, ATMs/POS terminals per 1 million capita

  • ATM withdrawals by number/by value, ATV per withdrawal, TXs per ATM/month

  • POS payments by number/by value, ATV per POS payment, TXs per POS/month

  • Internet Use, e-payment mix, e-Commerce by value and growth rate

  • Drill down into the debit card use and credit cards use details

   
For more details about the structure of this country profile please refer to the country report sample.

 

 

 

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