Question 1

What is CVV on a debit card?

Accepted Answer

CVV (Card Verification Value) is a 3-digit security code on the back of your debit card (4 digits on the front for American Express). It's required for online, phone, or mail-order purchases to verify you physically possess the card. Never share your CVV except during legitimate transactions, as it helps prevent fraud.

Question 2

What is a reconciliation in banking?

Accepted Answer

Reconciliation is comparing your bank statement with your own records to ensure all transactions match and identify discrepancies. It helps detect errors, fraud, forgotten transactions, and ensures accurate financial records.

Question 3

How old do you have to be to get a debit card?

Accepted Answer

Age requirements vary by bank. You typically need to be 18 to get a debit card independently. Minors (usually ages 13-17) can get a debit card through a joint account with a parent or guardian, or through teen checking accounts offered by many banks. Some banks offer cards for children as young as 6 with parental controls.

Question 4

How long do I have to dispute a transaction?

Accepted Answer

For credit cards, you typically have 60 days from statement date. For debit cards, report unauthorized transactions within 2 days for $50 liability, within 60 days for $500 liability, or unlimited liability after 60 days.

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