Debit [noun]

Prepaid debit card users tend to be lower income, and Netspend confirmed that most of the money has been spent rapidly for basic necessities like food and gas.

Last week, the Treasury Department and the IRS started to send approximately 8 million payments by prepaid debit card.

Amazon Pay in India supports a range of payments services, including the popular UPI, and debit and credit cards.

Consumer spending, captured by credit card and debit card data compiled by Opportunity Insights, began to fall at the end of October before rebounding in November, buoyed perhaps by the holiday season.

You could receive an email or phone call asking you to give a stranger your bank account number or debit card number for verification of your account.

Understandably, you don’t want to be tempted by using credit, but in this case, online, you will want to dump the debit card.

Now cryptocurrency giant Coinbase is hoping to change that by rolling out a debit card that can be used at any business that uses the Visa network.

The perks that once defined them, like overdraft notifications or spangled debit cards, have been copied not only by their upstart competitors but some old line banks too.

Paystack, an API-based payments service similar to Stripe, allows users to set up online payment gateways to enable their businesses accept credit and debit card payments online from customers.

If they claim to be from your bank, tell them you will call them back—and use the number on the back of your credit or debit card or from your monthly statement.