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A signature-debit transaction, also known as an offline transaction, is a payment method that uses a debit card to transfer funds from a checking account to a merchant across a digital credit card network.
First off a quick clarification, signature debit is when a customer's debit card is accepted just like a credit card without having the customer enter their PIN. Conversely, a PIN debit transaction is when the debit card is accepted and the customer enters their PIN as they would do at an ATM.
A signature debit transaction is when you process a debit card by having your customer sign the sales receipt instead of entering her PIN. Processing a debit card in this manner causes the transaction to be routed through Visa, MasterCard or Discover's interchange instead of through a PIN debit network.
Signature Debit Transactions The alternative to using your PIN when you swipe your debit card is signing for your purchase. With signature transactions, the merchant always has to consider the cost. You, however, appear to benefit with signature debit transactions.
PIN vs. Signature Fraud. There is a big difference between the two debit authorization types when it comes to losses from fraud and theft. PIN debit is considered more secure because the cardholder authenticates her card with a PIN and, unless the PIN is stolen, the transaction cannot be completed.
A PIN-debit transaction, also known as an online transaction, is a password-protected payment method that authorizes a transfer of funds over an electronic funds transfer (EFT)
Signature Debit Transactions The alternative to using your PIN when you swipe your debit card is signing for your purchase. With signature transactions, the merchant always has to consider the cost. You, however, appear to benefit with signature debit transactions.
A. A debit or credit card isn't valid until it's signed by the authorized cardholder and store clerks are supposed to decline any unsigned card -- but many simply don't know the rules. My recommendation would be to always sign the back of your credit or debit card to ensure your identity and your credit stay safe.
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