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Transaction details on statement
Dal_Whinnie
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in Credit cards
Where a personal account is in two (or more) names it would sometimes be useful to know which card was used for a particular transaction. Do others agree with me or know whether this is in fact possible?
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My Amex card shows whether I or DH made the transaction. Not sure if it is on the statement but it is certainly visible onlineI’m a Senior Forum Ambassador and I support the Forum Team on the Pensions, Annuities & Retirement Planning, Loans
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BOS current accounts show card last 4 digits.
Santander CC shows card last 4.0 -
However some cards do not have individual numbers for additional card holders (Sainburys for example) and so cannot differentiate.0
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Thank you for those various comments, I actually have a Santander CC and current account but only look on the statement (which I store electronically) and the download which I use to put in my spreadsheet and neither of those show the individual card details. However, looking online, I see that they do in fact show them when you view transactions so that is useful to help when I can't recall a transaction!0
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