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The world of Credit Cards is full of a number of Specific Terms which you need to know in order to understand the Transactions, Rules better. But you will not find a uniformed dictionary where you can turn to seek help from. To solve this problem, TopCreditCards.com, presents here the complete Credit Card Glossary covering Terms from A - Z commonly used in the credit card world.


Simply Click on the Alphabet or Click on the Definition to find out the Meaning of the Term with Detailed Explanation below.


 Debit Card

A debit card is very similar to a credit card, which is of a plastic make, small in size and can be used to make payments. When a debit card is used the money automatically gets deducted from the account. From the debit card you can also withdraw money from the ATM’s. All debit cards will have an account number, a validity date and the name of the person on the face of a card. On the opposite side there would be a magnetic stripe that enables transactions.

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