99BINs with a named issuer
23issuers
88%debit ranges
2card networks
We count 101 card BINs for Libya, 99 with a known issuer. By network, Mastercard leads with 63, then Visa (36). Debit outnumbers credit 88 to 11.
National Commercial Bank is the biggest issuer here with 15 BINs, out of 23 issuers in total, ahead of Bank of Commerce and Development (14) and Aman Bank for Commerce and Investment (Abci) (9). 2 banks have 10 or more BINs and their own pages below.
Levels named in the data include Platinum (17), World Elite (12) and Standard (9). 24 BINs are prepaid or gift products. 13 are marked as business, corporate or commercial.
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Card networks in Libya
Largest issuers in Libya
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2 issuers with 10 or more BINs, largest first.
Other issuers
Issuers with fewer than 10 BINs in the data (no separate page): Aman Bank for Commerce and Investment (Abci), Assaray Trade and Investment Bank, Alejmaa Alarabi Bank, Sahara Bank, Libyan Islamic Bank, Wahda Bank, Aman Bank for Commerce and Investment, Alwaha Bank-Libya Inc. (Oasis Bank), North Africa Bank, Jumhouria Bank, Provisional - Gumhouria Bank, United Bank for Commerce & Investment, Mediterranean Bank, Yaqeen Bank, Nuran Bank J.S.C, Moamalat Financial Services Co, Mastercard - Processing Mea, Gumhouria Bank, First Abu Dhabi Bank PJSC, Andalus Bank, Al Tadhamun Bank.
Sample Libya BINs
40 BINs spread evenly across the 99 with a named issuer. Look up any other BIN with the BIN checker.
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