The Young card allows you to:

• Make high-street purchases.
• Buy tickets for shows and events on-line or by telephone.
• Withdraw cash from banks.
• Use cashpoint machines:
  • Withdraw cash.
  • Pay money into accounts (cash / cheques).
  • Ask for balances and reports.
  • Top up mobile phone credit.
  • Top up prepaid cards.

You will also receive the following insurance policies:

• Accident insurance. See insurance conditions (69Kb)
• Travel insurance policy. See insurance conditions (99Kb)
• Insurance against the fraudulent use of the card or theft at an ATM cash point, with zero excess (cover provided from the first euro).

You can use it at cashpoint machines:

• Caja Navarra cashpoint machines and branches.
• Euro 6000 cashpoint machines and branches.
• Servired and 4B cashpoint machines.
• Maestro/MasterCard Worldwide cashpoint machine network.
• Cirrus worldwide cashpoint machine network.
• Eufiserv (European Savings Banks) cashpoint machines.

In the high street:

• Accepted in all Spanish shops.
• Accepted throughout the Maestro/MasterCard worldwide high-street network.
  

• Half-yearly fee: free
• Charges for withdrawing cash:

  Network	Charge	Comments
  CAN	Free
  Euro 6000	1% of the operation: minimum €1.20	Ask at your branch office about the non-charge policy depending on where your card is issued
  Other networks	4% of the operation: minimum €2.40	National and international networks

• Charges for consulting balance and movements:

  Network	Charge	Comments
  CAN	Free
  Other networks	0,50€

CAN cards now have new technology:

• Your new CAN card is now safer because it comes with EMV Chip (Chip and PIN) technology, the new European standard to guarantee authenticity.
• The PIN number has to be entered each time the card is used, meaning that only you can use it.
• Although it is new, you can still use it as until now at any cashpoint machine or shop in the world.
• Shops are changing their old terminals for terminals adapted to EMV technology.
• In shops which have already made the change, transactions are performed by reading the chip on the card to check that it is authentic, and then, instead of signing, all you have to do is enter your PIN number.
• At other shops, transactions are performed as before, reading the magnetic strip on the card and signing the receipt.
• The PIN you need in order to pay is the same as the one you use for cashpoint machines.
• Remember that you can change your PIN at our cashpoint machines whenever you like and that you must commit it to memory; do not write it down anywhere and do not let anyone know what it is. If you do not remember your PIN, visit your usual branch office.