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It's the same in the US. I have a card that is both, and that's the only card where the ATM asks me to choose.
by electroly 4y ago
It's the same in the US. I have a card that is both, and that's the only card where the ATM asks me to choose.
- somedude895 4y agoI'm from Europe and I have separate cards for credit and debit, but the ATMs in the US still ask me. I've always wanted to try pressing debit on the credit card but then never could be bothered. Would it just do credit because that's the only thing the card can do, or reject it altogether?
- 0xffff2 4y ago>I'm from Europe and I have separate cards for credit and debit, but the ATMs in the US still ask me. This is true in the US as well, but most US debit cards have a Visa/Mastercard logo on them. Those cards can run the transaction either through the debit system or the credit system. It's not actually a combined credit/debit card (at least I've never heard of such a thing), just that your debit card can pretend to be a credit card.