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Established in 1968, Diners Club del Ecuador introduced the first credit card to the Ecuadorian market. As a leading financial services company, its core business revolves around issuing Diners Club, TITANIUM, and Discover credit cards. The company focuses on providing its cardholders with exclusive benefits, financing options, loyalty programs like ClubMiles, and a secure payment network accepted at thousands of establishments locally and internationally. It operates as a "Sociedad Financiera" regulated by the Superintendency of Banks of Ecuador, committed to innovation and customer service in the payments industry.

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Diners Club del Ecuador

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