what is credit card and what is debit card


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what is credit card and what is debit card ..

Answer / amit kumar tiwari

The use of debit and credit card is fast expanding beyond
the basic function of dispensing cash or pay your bills.
This content is part of the extensive resources on credit
cards ...In credit card bank provide credit limit as
banking rules and regulation and debit card you can use as
per your account balance

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what is credit card and what is debit card ..

Answer / sanjay kumar verma

In credit card bank provide credit limit as per their
banking rules and regulation

while, in debit card you can use it as
per your account balance.

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