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What Is the Difference Between a Debit Card and Credit Card?

Debit cards generally draw from your bank balance, while credit cards use a line of credit that you repay.

Quick answer: Debit cards generally draw from your bank balance, while credit cards use a line of credit that you repay.

Quick answer: Debit cards generally draw from your bank balance, while credit cards use a line of credit that you repay.

What you should know

Debit cards generally draw from your bank balance, while credit cards use a line of credit that you repay. The exact answer can vary by product, location, usage, age and other circumstances, so use the details that apply to your situation.

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Use the general guidance above as a starting point, and verify important decisions against current manufacturer, provider or official information when appropriate.