Maestro
Maestro is a debit product within the Mastercard offering. Maestro cards can be used for in-store payments and for withdrawing cash at ATMs. This payment method requires online electronic authorisation for nearly every transaction, even though Mastercard's rules allow the establishment of floor limits on Maestro EMV chip transactions only.
Mastercard has made the call to transition its Maestro brand of payment cards to Debit Mastercard. Learn more about this transition here.
Payment pricing
Global
€0.11
+
Interchange+ + 0.60%
Large customer base in 6 key markets in Europe
Easy integration
Gives cardholders secure access to their money wherever they travel
Features
Payment type
Channel
Available in
Europe
Ireland*, Austria, Belgium, Croatia, Cyprus**, Czech republic, Denmark, Finland*, France, Germany, Greece*, Hungary, Iceland*, Italy, Luxembourg*, Netherlands, Norway*, Portugal, Romania, Slovakia, Slovenia, Spain, Sweden, United Kingdom*, Lithuania, Latvia, The Baltics*, Switzerland, Poland
Latin America
Brazil
North America
United States
* In person only
** Online only
Currencies
Settlement currency
All supported currencies
Processing currency
All supported currencies
Other
Refunds
Partial refunds
Multiple partial refunds
Multiple partial captures
3D Secure
Chargebacks
Local entity required
Sales day payout
Settlement delay
1 day
Recurring
Frequently Asked Questions
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