Debit network ownership refers to the entity—typically a bank, payment processor, or card association—that controls the infrastructure for routing debit transactions. It dictates fee structures, security protocols, and merchant access. Users benefit from streamlined payments, while owners gain revenue through interchange fees. Merchants enjoy reduced costs via competitive routing options.
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