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361526

361526 is a Diners Club Debit card issued by DC Ecuador in Ecuador. It is a prepaid card — loaded with funds in advance rather than drawing on an account or credit line — issued to an individual for personal spending.

DINERS CLUB INTERNATIONAL logo debit PREPAID Prepaid ECUADOR flag ECUADOR

3615 26XX XXXX XXXX

Cardholder Name

John Doe

DINERS CLUB INTERNATIONAL logo

Card

Brand
DINERS CLUB INTERNATIONAL logo DINERS CLUB INTERNATIONAL
Type
debit
Category
PREPAID
Spending
Consumer

Issuer

Bank
DC ECUADOR
Country
ecuador
Phone
—
Website
—

Other BINs from DC ECUADOR

BIN Brand Type Category
360041 diners club international credit PERSONAL
360138 diners club international credit PERSONAL
360218 diners club international credit BUSINESS
360219 diners club international credit PERSONAL
360492 diners club international credit PERSONAL
360857 diners club international credit PERSONAL
360858 diners club international credit PERSONAL
360859 diners club international credit PERSONAL
360860 diners club international credit PERSONAL
360871 diners club international credit PERSONAL
360872 diners club international credit PERSONAL
360885 diners club international credit PERSONAL
What does BIN 361526 tell us?

BIN 361526 belongs to the DINERS CLUB INTERNATIONAL network and is issued by DC ECUADOR in ECUADOR. This is a debit card (prepaid).

The first 6 digits of this card number uniquely identify the issuing institution and card program. This information is used by payment processors, fraud detection systems, and merchants to route transactions and validate cards.

BIN data is public information shared across millions of cards. Knowing a BIN does not expose any personal or account information. The remaining digits are unique to each cardholder and include a check digit validated by the Luhn algorithm.

FAQ

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