No, debit cards are debit cards (including savings cards), special cards and stored-value cards. It is a credit tool that has functions such as transfer and settlement, cash deposits and withdrawals, and shopping and consumption. It also has many additional financial management functions such as transfers, fund purchases, and stock trading, and it also provides a large number of value-added services. \x0d\ Debit card\x0d\Deposit first and use later\x0d\Interest calculation on deposits\x0d\No handling fee for cash withdrawals in the same city\x0d\Very low annual fee\x0d\No usage limit\x0d\No statement provided, but Request\x0d\No overdraft\x0d\ Internationally accepted debit cards have the same appearance as credit cards, and have the logo of the international payment card institution printed on the lower right corner. It is available at all points of sale that accept credit cards. The only difference is that when using a debit card, the amount is automatically debited from the bank account rather than being added to the credit limit.