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BIN 44987707

VISA debit card (BUSINESS level) issued by Citibank (south Dakota), N.a. in Zambia

Card Information

IIN / BIN	Length Required	Prepaid	Commercial	Network Company	Card Type	Card Level	Currency
44987707	16	false	true	VISA	debit	BUSINESS	ZMW

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Bank Issuer Information

Name	Website	Phone	City
Citibank (south Dakota), N.a.	online.citibank.com	(605) 331-2627

Country Issuer Information

Flag	Code	Name	Numeric	Latitude	Longitude
	ZM	Zambia	894	-13.133897	27.849332

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