Tarjeta

This is a category rather than a branded payment method, so no country or currency is recorded for it. A category that inherits one product's footprint states something false: "cash payment: 1 country" would tell a reader that paying in cash exists in one country. Where the write-up below refers to a recorded country or currency, this line is the correction.

Checked 2026-10-21: "Tarjeta" is simply the Spanish word for "card" — a generic category label, not a product. There is no operator, no scheme and no licensing entity behind it, so it must carry no country and no currency.

This is a category rather than a branded payment method, so no country or currency is recorded for it — a category that inherits one product's footprint states something false.

"Tarjeta" is Spanish for "card". It is a category label, almost certainly ingested from a Spanish-language cashier or merchant price list where "Tarjeta" (or "Tarjeta de crédito/débito") heads the card block, exactly as an English list would say "Cards". There is no operator, no scheme and no country behind it, so the single country row and single currency row this listing currently holds are artefacts and should be removed rather than sourced.

This is not a case of documentation being silent. Every major gateway catalogue was checked and each names the generic card category in English while reserving branded rows for real schemes: Stripe lists "Cards" with the API value `card`; Airwallex uses the method type "Card payment"; Adyen has no single Cards row at all, only per-brand rows (Visa, Mastercard, Dankort, Cartes Bancaires) typed "Credit and debit cards"; Checkout.com uses "Card payments" plus nationality-named domestic rows ("Brazilian cards", "Chilean cards", "Mexican cards", "Peruvian cards"); dLocal uses `payment_method_id: "CARD"` under the heading "General card payment". None of Stripe, Adyen, Airwallex, Antom, Mollie, Rapyd, Worldline, dLocal or EBANX documents anything called "Tarjeta". Notably, EBANX's Spanish-speaking market overviews for Mexico and Colombia still label the rows "Credit Card" and "Debit Card" in English.

The word does appear inside genuine brand names, and those are the specific methods belonging to this category: dLocal's Argentina page documents **Tarjeta Naranja** (ARS) alongside Nativa, Cencosud, Cabal, Argencard and CMR Falabella, and shows "Tarjeta Shopping" in its capabilities table. Those deserve their own listings; "Tarjeta" does not.

Checked against Tarjeta’s own documentation on 21 October 2026. Coverage changes; confirm anything you are about to build on.