Have you ever thought about the differences between debit and credit cards, which we use frequently and have a place in every wallet?

Yes, most of us know the usage areas or limits as much as we use them, but why not learn more about the differences and competencies? It will be very useful to know the differences, especially considering the shopping we do on the internet recently.

Come on, then!

What is a Debit Card?

Bank cardsoffers the convenience of a credit card but works differently. It withdraws money directly from your account when you make a purchase. It does this by blocking the purchase amount. It then sends it to the seller's own bank and transfers it to the seller's account. The transaction can take a few days to complete.

It is a card that can be used at an ATM. Your debit card may have a Visa or MasterCard logo, which means that you can use it wherever Visa and MasterCard are accepted. 

Features

Bank cardgives you quick access to your money. You pay no interest and E-commerce you can use it to make purchases on websites. A credit card is also useful, but only if you pay for what you spend.

 Delayed credit card payments will result in you owing more money. You also pay interest on the amount you owe. Your credit history is ruined by late payment fees. You can use a debit card to get out of this situation. 

What is a Credit Card?

Credit Cardis a card that allows you to borrow against a credit limit. It is used to make basic transactions that are reflected in the bill. If you want to avoid interest, you must pay off your credit card term debt on a monthly basis. If you don't, the credit card's interest rate will increase and your credit card balance and payment history can affect your credit score.

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• DenizBank
• ING Bank
• Ziraat Bank
• VakifBank
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• Garanti BBVA
• Akbank

Debit and Credit Card Differences

• Credit cardsis a loan issued by a bank. Debit cards withdraw money directly from your bank account.
• Credit cardsprovides better consumer protection through fraud protection, but is more expensive.
• Bank cards offer less protection, but at a lower cost.
• More new debit cards credit card similar protection, while many credit card no longer charge an annual fee.

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