Sentence examples for are debit from inspiring English sources
noun
In bookkeeping, an entry in the left hand column of an account.
- A cash sale is recorded as debit on the cash account and as credit on the sales account.
There are more than 92m contactless cards in the UK's wallets and purses, of which 65m are debit cards, and these can be used at more than 400,000 locations across the country.
About 65% of card payments are debit transactions.
Asset accounts, which are debit accounts, include cash, accounts receivable (money owed by others for goods sold on credit), inventory, prepaid expenses, plants and equipments, office supplies, and investments.
Debit cards can also be expensive when used abroad and it's something that holidaymakers sometimes overlook, until the charges are debited from their account.
There's no credit involved since the cards and account are debit-based.
However, there are debits associated with reduction in heat treatment window and phase instability in this newly designed DS alloy.
(In this calculation my picks, but not the benchmark, are debited for a hypothetical 1% trading cost).
Founders can accept those investments, and a contract is executed once funds are debited.
EBT cards are debit-type cards issued under the state's food stamp program and coded to show the amount of money available for individuals to spend.
You must have enough money in your bank to cover payments on the day they are debited.
I see no problem at all (they're debit, not credit!).
