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RBC first to market with Visa Platinum credit card in Guilders. | SMN News

November 8, 2019

RBC first to market with Visa Platinum credit card in Guilders. | SMN News
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RBC introduces its new, first-class Visa Platinum credit card in Antillean Guilders with an extraordinary, flexible rewards program.

PHILIPSBURG:---  Today, RBC Royal Bank introduced as the first bank in St. Maarten, a new and exclusive Visa Platinum credit card in local currency: the RBC Rewards Visa Platinum ANG credit card. With this new Platinum card, customers can pay directly in Antillean guilders. In addition, the bank’s new premium card offers flexibility, security and access to the RBC Rewards program for RBC’s Personal and Business banking clients.

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Cheryl Pantophlet-Valies, Country Manager, RBC St. Maarten and Saba, said: “With the launch


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