What Is the Difference Between Debit and Credit When I Use My Bank Card?

A lender is a financial term that deposits property in a bank as a "borrower" and a loan to a bank is called a "lender".

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A lender is a financial term that deposits property in a bank as a "borrower" and a loan to a bank is called a "lender".

Lender

The debit card often called abroad is a bank card, and the credit card is a credit card. This is what banks and finance companies say. Your bank card is the money you put into the bank. The bank is a "lender", so it is called a debt card. With a credit card, you borrow money from a bank or financial company. The bank or company is the "lender", so it s called a credit.