User talk:Indian Youth Card

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February 2015
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UTRS Account Request
I confirm that I have requested an account on the UTRS tool. Indian Youth Card (talk)

Reloadable Debit Card is for primary market: unbanked people; that is, people who do not use bank or credit unions for their financial transactions.

Various Functions of the Card:
The advantages of prepaid debit card is being safer than carrying cash, gives worldwide functionality due to Visa Electron Card [Visa Electron Card require that all the funds be available at the time of transfer, i.e., Visa Electron card accounts may not be overdrawn. ]merchant acceptance, not having to worry about paying a credit card bill or going into debt, the opportunity for anyone over the age of 18 to apply and be accepted without regard to credit quality and the option to direct reload/deposit paychecks and other benefits onto the card for free.[1] Reloadable Debit Card, is most welcomed by a Delhiites Youth. Prepaid Debit Card offers a number of other benefits, such as money remittance services, card-to-card transfers, and online shopping.
 * Prepaid Debit Card:

Offline Debit Cards that share traits of both automatic teller machine ATM and credit cards. Offline debit cards have the VISA or MasterCard logo on them and can be issued by a bank, either instead of or in addition to an ATM card. These cards can be used at any establishment that displays the VISA or MasterCard logo, but using them doesn't access a line of credit -- it debits a customer's account. It is "offline" because the account isn't directly accessed -- there's a delay of 24 to 72 hours before the debit is made in the account. If you sign a slip of paper to conclude the transaction, it was offline. In the India, a Personal Identification Number (PIN) may be required to use an offline debit card.
 * Offline Debit Card:

A method of payment in the form of a card that immediately deducts funds from a person's bank account when used. The card may have a VISA or MasterCard logo on it, or just the name of the bank that issued the card, similar to an ATM card.
 * Online Debit Card:

With a Reloadable Prepaid Card it’s easy to add money, pay bills and manage spending. Reloadable Prepaid Cards make budgeting easy. Reloadable Prepaid Card does not have overdraft fees because card holder only spends what he adds. Reloadable Prepaid Card can use for in store shopping, online purchases or even paying bills like rent or utilities.
 * Reloadable Prepaid Card: