'debit' is correct and usable in written English.
You can use it as a noun or a verb. Example sentence: I will debit $100 from your account.
"I simply did the reading and paid the direct debit every month".
Deborah was talking about the kind of charity that shakes a tin outside a supermarket, or does a bungee jump, or sets up a direct debit.
In those days you could not simply stick your debit card in a foreign cashpoint and receive handfuls of the local money.
All I did was do the reading and pay the direct debit every month.
* Read more about the different types of direct debit options available from British Gas online.
About half of Londoners already have a contactless debit or credit card, which can be used for payments of £20 and under without using a PIN number or signature.
One analyst, for instance, has calculated that federal restrictions on credit-card, debit-card and overdraft fees alone could cost it more than $4 billion in annual net revenues.
Once inside, the hackers were able to install malware on Target's point-of-sale system that captured credit- and debit-card details at tills before the data were encrypted.
Last year more than 800m digital records, such as credit- and debit-card details, were pinched or lost, more than three times as many as in 2012.
Bank of America put the possible hit to its profits from new rules on current-account, debit-card and credit-card fees at $4 billion (it also took a one-off accounting charge of up to $10 billion).
(Adobe also had to ride out an embarrassing security breach, late last year, when hackers stole the names and encrypted credit- or debit-card details of 2.9m of its customers).Some Creative Cloud users fret that Adobe has deliberately kept subscription prices low to tempt people online and will raise them sharply when it unveils new features in the coming months.
