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现

xiàn

金

jīn

卡

kǎ

CashCard

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释义

名词

在零售商店、停车场、公路电子收费 (Electronic Road Pricing) 闸门等地方普遍使用的现金储值卡。

DEFINITION

Noun

A stored-value card that can be used at retail stores, carparks and Electronic Road Pricing gantries.

由来
  • 英语 “CashCard” 的意译。
  • 1996年，星网电子付款私人有限公司 (Network for Electronic Transfers [Singapore] Pte Ltd) 在经过五年的研发后，推出可通过电子付费系统进行付费的现金卡 (CashCard)。新加坡当时是世界上首先在全国范围内推出电子预付卡的几个国家之一。
  • 2009年，星网电子付款推出免接触现金卡 (NETS FlashPay)，公众可在公共交通、公路电子收费闸门、熟食中心、食阁、超市、便利商店等地方使用。
  • 2018年，星网电子付款推出免接触式现金卡 (contactless CashCard)，提供用户各种福利，包括累积奖励积分、免费的现金卡保险等。
  • 民众可以上网或在便利商店、星网电子付款公司客户服务中心等地方购买到现金卡。民众可以在便利商店或NETS自助充值机为现金卡充值。
ETYMOLOGY
  • The Mandarin term “现金卡” is a paraphrase of the English term “CashCard”.
  • In 1996, after five years of research and development, Network for Electronic Transfers (Singapore) Pte Ltd (NETS) launched the CashCard, which could be used to make payments through an electronic payment system. Singapore was one of the first countries in the world to introduce electronic prepaid cards nationwide. 
  • In 2009, NETS launched NETS FlashPay, which the public could use to pay for public transport and electronic toll fees, and for purchases made in hawker centres, food courts, supermarkets and convenience stores.
  • In 2018, NETS launched the contactless CashCard, which provided users with various benefits such as the accumulation of reward points and complimentary CashCard insurance.
  • CashCards are sold online or at places like convenience stores and NETS customer service centres, and can be topped up at convenience stores or NETS self-service top-up machines.
例句
芽笼、宏茂桥和文庆发生至少五起德士司机被盗窃的案件，“贼”乘客声东击西，用无法过账的易通卡、信用卡、现金卡付车资，成功转移司机视线后，盗窃走现金及钱包，警方呼吁司机提高警惕。(《新明日报》，19/10/2019)
SAMPLE SENTENCE
There have been at least five cases of taxi drivers falling victim to theft by their passengers in Geylang, Ang Mo Kio and Boon Keng. The passengers used a diversionary tactic of paying with ez-link cards, credit cards or CashCards which were not able to effect a money transfer. After they diverted the driver’s attention, they stole the driver’s cash and wallet. The police have advised drivers to be more vigilant. (Shin Min Daily News, 19/10/2019)
参考资料
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