The phrase "actual debit" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in financial contexts to refer to a real or confirmed debit transaction in accounts or statements.
Example: "After reviewing the account statement, I noticed that the actual debit for the purchase was higher than expected."
Alternatives: "real debit" or "confirmed debit".
While the product doesn't come with an actual plastic debit card, the company says each user will be provided with their 16 digit card number so they can use the prepaid account for online purchases.
Swipe fee regulation will still allow banks to cover the actual costs of debit transactions but will rein in the banks' excessive profit-taking.
Avoid using your actual credit or debit card, as it may get damaged in the process.
The farmer debits Cash for $12,000 (the actual amount received), and debits PFC for $2000 and Grain Obligation for $10,000 to close the account balances.
This is when you owe money to your gas and electricity supplier, often because bills are estimated rather than actual or when direct debit payments have not altered despite the suppliers' price hikes.
The most common proposal is to use SDRs, a synthetic currency (there would be no actual bills, just electronic debits on computers at the International Monetary Fund).
One of the provisions of the Dodd-Frank bill passed last year instructed the Federal Reserve Board to determine the actual cost of carrying through a debit card transfer and to regulate fees accordingly.
The benefits used to be distributed on actual stamps but now go on debit cards that are still highly visible in checkout lines.
Banks have been charging consumers up to £39 for a bounced cheque, standing order or direct debit, although critics say the actual cost could be as little as £2.
Payoneer provides a payment solution for web-business that utilizes MasterCard debit cards to facilitate the actual payment at the end point.
