Yes, generally you are responsible keeping track of how much you have deposited and withdrawn from you account. If you withdraw more then you have in your account you are charged od fees or nsf fees. Your bank is responsible for accurately recording Credit(deposits) and Dedits (withdrawals) and the balances that result from this. Banks can not always control what is charged to your debit card especially if it is done through a credit net work(visa/MasterCard). Some of these transactions are done as a off line mostly small transactions. These are then presented a paid by the bank. Also if you use a bank that does not have online debit transactions they may have a delay in receiving your transactions from the authorizing company.
Interest payable is debit.
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No, you do not pay any interest on debit cards. A debit card is nothing but a card similar to an ATM card. Instead of withdrawing cash, you swipe it at merchant establishments directly. You can only use as much amount as you have in your bank account and hence the bank cannot charge you any interest for using the same.
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Discount allowed is debit
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