62BINs with a named issuer
12issuers
30%debit ranges
3card networks
The Turks and Caicos Islands accounts for 63 BINs in our data, and 62 of those carry an issuer name. By network, Mastercard leads with 36, then Visa (23) and American Express (3). 19 are debit ranges and 43 are credit ranges (31% debit).
The BINs are spread across 12 issuers, led by Hallmark Trust, Ltd. (19 BINs), ahead of Scotiabank (Turks & Caicos) Ltd. (9) and Firstcaribbean International Bank (Bahamas), Ltd. (8). 1 bank has 10 or more BINs and a page below.
The most common card levels are Standard (11), Gold (8) and Classic (7). 9 BINs are prepaid or gift products. 8 are marked as business, corporate or commercial.
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1 issuer with 10 or more BINs, largest first.
Other issuers
Issuers with fewer than 10 BINs in the data (no separate page): Scotiabank Turks and Caicos, Firstcaribbean International Bank (Bahamas), Ltd., Bank of Nova Scotia, Cardnpay, Ltd., RBC Royal Bank (Bahamas) Ltd., Firstcaribbean International Bank (Barbados), Ltd., Compass Trust, Ltd., CIBC Caribbean, Ltd., Firstcaribbean International Bank, International Banking Group (Tci), Ltd., CIBC Bahamas, Ltd..
Sample Turks and Caicos Islands BINs
40 BINs spread evenly across the 62 with a named issuer. Look up any other BIN with the BIN checker.
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