Sentence examples for make debit from inspiring English sources

You can't make debit card payments without signal".

"Bureaucrats want to take away your debit card!" read a print ad that tried to argue that the fee cuts would make debit cards so unprofitable that smaller banks and credit unions would either charge for debit cards or raise fees on checking accounts or other consumer services to make up the loss.

Many banks offer to make debit customers whole, but that is beside the point, Mierzwinski said.

According to NDTV, ten Delhi Metro stations will be fitted with the terminals, which will also allow customers to make debit or credit card payments.

Some consolidation afoot in the world of mobile payments: today Groupon- and BBVA-backed SumUp and Rocket Internet's Payleven — two of the several European startups that cropped up in the wake of Square with their own smartphone accessories to make debit and credit card transactions — have announced that they are merging, creating a business with 1 million customers in 15 countries.

True to form, banks have stepped in to make debit card fees a reality.

Dean Raschke, a McCain voter who owns two Chicago-area businesses, one providing roadside assistance and the other making debit cards, said he worried that Washington would end up taxing the health benefits he provides to his 50 employees.

Banks and credit unions had previously bounced checks and charged customers a fee, but many realized that they could make more money if they allowed consumers to overdraw their accounts when making debit purchases or when using an A.T.M., paper checks or regularly scheduled electronic payments.

So while, for instance, the U.K. market has (arguably over-) keenly adopted credit cards, other European markets aren't so in thrall to the never-never — making debit transaction a more standard payment method in those markets.

Add to that, he points out there is an ongoing problem with trust when it comes to making debit payments online — since the buyer is effectively handing over sensitive details of their bank account to each retailer.

PayPal doesn't charge for money transfers from a bank account or PayPal balance, but does charge 2.9percentt plus a $0.30 fixed fee on payments from a credit or debit card in the U.S. Venmo, meanwhile, charges a fee of 3percentt for credit card payments, but makes debit card payments free.