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debit

[deb-it] / ˈdɛb ɪt /


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The downside of this feature, Sutter said, is a signal is constantly being emitted from the key fob, similar to a debit card.

From Los Angeles Times

Those incumbent advantages allow major players to charge around 7% in interchange fees for restaurants accepting their meal cards, compared to an average 2% for credit cards and less than 1% for debit cards.

From Reuters

Nearly 90% of Marylanders use credit or debit cards to purchase gasoline, according to testimony by the American Automobile Association’s mid-Atlantic branch in favor of an earlier proposal.

From Washington Times

Paying by direct debit is normally the cheapest way to pay for electricity and gas.

From BBC

The payment method is depended on whether you pay your council tax by direct debit and where you live in the UK.

From BBC