Access (credit card)

Access was a credit card introduced in 1972 in Great Britain by four major banks, NatWest, Midland, Lloyds Bank & The Royal Bank of Scotland as a rival to the established Barclaycard. It was also issued in both Northern Ireland and the Republic of Ireland, by banks including Ulster Bank, a NatWest subsidiary, and Bank of Ireland, a public limited company unconnected to the founder banks. The card scheme was run from Southend-on-Sea, Essex, by the Joint Credit Card Company.
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