Two banking giants recently reported data breaches that impacted thousands of people in the state of Texas. The Phoenix-based ...

Debit cards do not have the same fraud protections as credit cards. If your debit card is lost or stolen and at risk of being used by someone else, call your bank's customer service number ...

Virtual debit cards operate just like traditional ones. They have the same 16-digit number, expiration date, and CVV number, ...

Social Security recipients now have a new way to manage their federal benefits. The U.S. Treasury Department is rolling out an optional debit card service designed to streamline the Social ...

You misplaced your debit card and need to find the card number quickly in order to cancel it. It can be really frustrating when you lose your debit card. Not only do you have to go through the ...

To recap: As of Dec. 9, California has distributed 13.8 million MCTR payments worth $7.5 billion to eligible taxpayers in the state. More than 6.8 million (6,856,281) were sent out in the form of ...

Explore the key differences between ATM cards and debit cards, including their functionalities, usage, and benefits. Business Insider Subscribe Newsletters ...

Banks invest in data encryption and require that you provide a PIN number for your debit card as added layers of security. Debit card issuers also have fraud protection in place, so you can get ...

While in-store purchases typically require entering your PIN, online shopping, for example, typically requires only your debit card number, expiration date and security code. Some debit cards also ...

In a significant data security incident, 5 million credit and debit card numbers, along with customers’ financial records and personal details, have been exposed, raising the risk of financial ...

It is usually issued in association with payment cards and is meant to add additional security to an electronic transaction process. You can bypass your PIN number in some electronic transactions.

Minnesotans would have to enter a personal identification number instead of signing a receipt when using a debit or check card, under a bill sponsored by Rep. Joe Atkins, DFL-Inver Grove Heights.