Bankcard (noun)

1. A card issued by a bank that can be used to access a customer's account and make purchases or withdraw money.
2. A card that enables customers to withdraw money or make purchases by using a personal identification number (PIN) or by signing a sales slip.

Origin:

From bank + card, refers to a card issued by a bank, typically a plastic card that can be used to make purchases or withdraw money from an account.

Examples:

1. He used his bankcard to withdraw money from an ATM.
2. She used her bankcard to make a purchase at the store.
3. The bankcard could be used to access the customer's account.
4. The bankcard was a way for the customer to make transactions without carrying cash.
5. He lost his bankcard and had to cancel it.