charge card

American  

noun

1. an identification card used to make purchases on a charge account; a charge plate.

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charge card British  

noun

1. a card issued by a chain store, shop, or organization, that enables customers to obtain goods and services for which they pay at a later date

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Example Sentences

“I want to use my charge card and credit cards more efficiently and use their perks,” one LinkedIn user said.

From MarketWatch

"These are people that don't have the access to checking accounts and charge cards and banking services," he said.

From BBC

There are cuff links, charge cards, a menorah designed by Salvador Dali, keys to various cities, nesting dolls representing figures from the O.J.

From Los Angeles Times

AmEx pivoted away from the charge card business model before the COVID-19 pandemic to a model that encouraged customers to keep a balance.

From Seattle Times

Atlas, formerly Point Up Inc, markets itself as "an invite-only charge card" that gives members access to exclusive dining and travel.

From Reuters

Related Words

• bank card