Debit
Debit noun - A feature of someone or something that creates difficulty for achieving success.
Pay
Pay noun - The money paid regularly to a person for labor or services.
Both words in one sentence
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Rounding only takes place on the total amount at the end, and only if you are one of the few people still paying with cash - three-quarters of face-to-face transactions in New Zealand are settled by EFTPOS (debit card), which as you can pay to the nearest cent, does not need rounding.
Source: And Ninety Nine Cents -
Now wielding debit cards, they find it surprisingly easy to lose track of how much they've been spending, and find themselves holding a check they can't pay at an expensive Italian restaurant.
Source: Series / Shake It Up -
Online purchases are priced in "Microsoft Points," which allows users to make purchases without a credit or debit card while reducing the credit card transaction fees Microsoft would otherwise have to pay should one be used.
Source: Useful Notes / Xbox 360
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