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EPISODE · May 27, 2026 · 18 MIN

How Crusader Knights Built the World's First Credit Card

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A group of crusader knights once built one of the world’s earliest international banking systems. In this Histmuse episode, we explore how the Knights Templar helped pilgrims move money across continents using deposit records and letters of credit—an early version of the modern credit card. We follow the rise of their financial network, why kings and nobles trusted them, and how one of the most powerful institutions in medieval Europe ultimately fell.

A group of crusader knights once built one of the world’s earliest international banking systems. In this Histmuse episode, we explore how the Knights Templar helped pilgrims move money across continents using deposit records and letters of credit—an early version of the modern credit card. We follow the rise of their financial network, why kings and nobles trusted them, and how one of the most powerful institutions in medieval Europe ultimately fell.

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