Raiffeisenbank a.s.

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Raiffeisenbank a.s. is a Czech commercial bank offering personal and corporate banking services, including payment card processing and ATM/POS transactions throughout the Czech Republic.

Prague, Czech Republic
rb.cz
Owned by Raiffeisen Bank International AG

About Raiffeisenbank a.s.

The descriptor "rbmss Prague, POS:601125" most likely refers to card processing by Raiffeisenbank a.s., a major commercial bank based in Prague that provides banking, payment cards, and merchant acquiring services across the Czech Republic. Raiffeisenbank offers current and savings accounts, loans, and card services, and also operates POS terminals and other payment infrastructure for merchants.([rb.cz](https://www.rb.cz/en/about-us/contacts/corporate-center/corporate-branch-detail?utm_source=openai)) In some cases, especially at smaller merchants or unattended terminals, the acquiring bank’s name (here, Raiffeisenbank) appears in the card statement instead of, or in addition to, the underlying store name.

This kind of charge typically appears on a bank statement when you make a card-present purchase or other POS transaction at a merchant whose card payments are processed by Raiffeisenbank in Prague. The string "POS:601125" is likely an internal terminal or merchant ID rather than a customer-facing brand name. The transaction could correspond to a purchase at a small shop, kiosk, service provider, or other local business that uses Raiffeisenbank’s POS services; the descriptor does not by itself identify the exact shop.

If you do not recognize the charge, first cross-check the transaction date, amount, and location (Prague, Czech Republic) against your travel dates or purchase history. Look for any paper or email receipts from that day and time. You can also contact your card-issuing bank and ask them to provide additional merchant details (such as the full merchant name and address tied to terminal ID 601125) from the transaction log. If fraud is suspected, your issuer can block the card and start a dispute. For questions directly related to Raiffeisenbank’s role as the acquirer (for example, if you used a Raiffeisenbank-branded ATM or terminal), you can contact Raiffeisenbank customer service using the phone numbers listed on their official website.([rb.cz](https://www.rb.cz/en/about-us/contacts/corporate-center/corporate-branch-detail?utm_source=openai))

Bank Statement Variations

1 known variations

These are the raw merchant codes that appear on bank and credit card statements that we've identified as belonging to Raiffeisenbank a.s..

  1. rbmss Prague, POS:601125

Frequently Asked Questions

What does the merchant descriptor "rbmss Prague, POS:601125" mean on my card statement?

This descriptor likely refers to a card-present transaction processed by Raiffeisenbank a.s. in Prague, using a specific POS terminal (ID 601125). The underlying merchant is a local business that uses Raiffeisenbank as its payment processor, so the bank’s identifier appears in the statement instead of a clear shop name.

How can I find out which actual shop or business used the RBMSS POS terminal?

Contact your card-issuing bank and provide the date, amount, and descriptor "rbmss Prague, POS:601125". They can look up the full merchant record—including the store name and address associated with that terminal ID—in the card network’s authorization data, which is not visible on your online statement.

Could this RBMSS Prague charge be an ATM withdrawal or balance inquiry fee?

It could be, depending on the coding of the transaction. Some Raiffeisenbank-operated devices and unattended terminals in Prague may appear under generic bank descriptors. Check whether the amount and date match a cash withdrawal, and review your bank’s ATM fee schedule or ask your issuer to confirm the transaction type.

Why doesn’t the descriptor show the shop name, only something like RBMSS Prague?

Some small merchants and unattended terminals route transactions through the acquiring bank’s generic merchant profile rather than a customer-facing brand name. In those cases, your statement may display a bank-related code such as RBMSS plus the city and a POS ID instead of the exact shop name.

How do I dispute an unrecognized RBMSS Prague transaction?

Start by contacting your card issuer (the bank that issued your card), not Raiffeisenbank. Provide the transaction date, amount, and descriptor. Your issuer can investigate, obtain more detailed merchant information, and, if necessary, file a dispute or chargeback while issuing you a replacement card if fraud is suspected.

Can Raiffeisenbank customer service help me directly with this POS charge?

If you are a Raiffeisenbank customer or you know you used a Raiffeisenbank ATM or terminal, you can contact their customer service using the phone numbers on rb.cz for assistance and to report issues like incorrect debits.([rb.cz](https://www.rb.cz/en/about-us/contacts/corporate-center/corporate-branch-detail?utm_source=openai)) However, if your card was issued by another bank, you should first work through your own bank, which has the authority to access card network records and initiate disputes on your behalf.

Is this RBMSS Prague charge a recurring subscription or a one-time payment?

Descriptors like "rbmss Prague, POS:601125" usually indicate a one-time, card-present POS transaction rather than an online subscription. If you see multiple similar charges on different dates with varying amounts, they are likely separate in-person purchases at the same or related merchant locations rather than an automated recurring subscription.

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