The phrase "debit from" is correct and can be used in written English.
It is commonly used in finance and accounting contexts when referring to a transaction where money is taken from an account or credited to an account. Example: "The company debited $100 from my account to pay for the monthly subscription fee."
Mbatha's funeral insurance payments are deducted by direct debit from her bank account.
The sausage- fingered worker briefly fell asleep on his keyboard while processing a €64 ($85) debit from an account, repeatedly pressing the number 2 and transferring €222m instead.
AllianceBernstein even has a feature that lets you put money into someone's 529 account via a direct debit from your bank account.
RBS unilaterally slashed its overdraft fees early this month, cutting the cost of a bounced cheque or direct debit from £38 to £5 per item.
Eventually we had to send screen shots of the double debit from our bank account because Thomas Cook, we were told, could not trace it.
Until recently, she managed her own affairs and her care home fees were paid by direct debit from her current account which was topped up from her savings account as required.
Make sure you list what companies and services direct-debit from your bank accounts and credit cards so they don't continue after those accounts are closed.
PayPal gives consumers the choice of paying using their credit cards or via direct debits from their bank accounts.
Many are shocked to learn that most banks do not take responsibility for unauthorized debits from business accounts.
The amount is then debited from your account as though you had made a conventional card purchase.
You have been paid £132.49 compensation and refunded £54.94, which BT debited from your account by mistake.
