Actually in swiping machines you can swipe your atm card for transactions by just entering the pin number. Where some of them accepts card transactions. There you can use it. Here i used to prefer virual debit card for secure transactions.
use the credit card
No. You can call up phone banking or use your card at an ATM to check the balance.
If your mom goes to the ATM and withdraws 300 from her saving account, she will do this with her credit card.
It will make no difference. The ATM reads the information on the magnetic strip or microchip and accepts the PIN as verification.
Initially, you can set up your dbs online banking with your ATM card number, Cashliine card number of credit card number as well as it's ATM pin. Upon completion of your online registration you will be required to set up a password of your choice.
No, you cannot use an ATM to withdraw cash from a credit card.
It is a debit card made more specifically for ATM use. In which a PIN is always required and you can not use it as credit. So merchants that only allow credit transaction can not accept ATM cards.
It is a debit card made more specifically for ATM use. In which a PIN is always required and you can not use it as credit. So merchants that only allow credit transaction can not accept ATM cards.
Anyone who has a debit or credit card !
Yes, as long as you have a password to use with it.
Answer a t m pinno you can not use card with no pin at and ATM hope this helps
A credit card and your PIN number.
They could use it if they have your PIN number.
Yes, you can use a credit card at an ATM to withdraw cash, but keep in mind that this may incur cash advance fees and interest charges.
You can use a credit card to deposit money by transferring funds from your credit card to your bank account or by using your credit card to make a cash deposit at an ATM that accepts credit card deposits.
use the credit card
Yes, you can use a credit card at an ATM to withdraw cash or perform other transactions, but keep in mind that there may be fees associated with cash advances and interest charges.