Who is the “Issuing Bank?”
The Issuing Bank is the financial institution that extends credit to a card holder through credit card accounts. The financial institution issues a credit card and bills the card holder for purchases against the bankcard account.
Here is wikipedia’s defenition for Issuing Bank .
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