May be or May not be "Its depend on transaction and the store software system"
No. Debit cards have no connection to credit.
Credit cards and debit cards are similar in that they are both plastic cards that can be used to make purchases without using cash. They are both linked to a bank account and can be used to make online purchases, in-store transactions, and withdraw cash from ATMs.
Credit cards allow you to borrow money from the card issuer to make purchases, which you must pay back later with interest if not paid in full. Debit cards, on the other hand, deduct funds directly from your bank account when you make a purchase, so you are using your own money.
Debit cards do not charge interest because they use the money directly from your bank account to make purchases.
Yes, you can use your debit card to make payments at Lowe's. Debit cards are accepted as a form of payment for in-store purchases, online orders, and for various services. Just ensure that your debit card is linked to a bank account and has sufficient funds available for the transaction.
A budget where you only use cash when you make purchase. No credit cards or debit cards. This allows you to not spend more than you have. Thus, it prevents you from getting into debt. This is ideal for people who are on a budget.
No, you cannot make a debit card online. Debit cards are typically issued by banks or financial institutions after you open an account with them.
If you have no money in your account, you cannot make a purchase using your debit card as credit.
Without their permission: theft, and possibly fraud (if using debit/credit cards etc.) With permission: lots of fun.
These cards are good choices because you actually have to have the money on the card before you can make a purchase very similar to debit cards except that the money is directly on the card not in a checking account.
In finance, unlike accounting, a debit is a subtraction of funds. When you make a purchase using a debit card, money is subtracted from your account. Hence the name, 'debit card'.
Debit cards and credit cards look identical. They both carry the name of the cardholder, expiry date and account number. The only difference - is the way they operate. A debit card is a form of 'electronic cash' - it can ONLY be used if there is sufficient money in the associated account to cover the purchase. A credit card is designed to allow the user to make purchases - then pay for it later by instalments.