"PIN debit transactions are a flat cost say $0.35.
Signature debit is a % of the sale amount say 1.50%.
So it can be cheaper to the merchant for small sales if treated like a credit card.
Large sales would be cheaper as a PIN transaction.
In this case a $10 sale is cheaper to the merchant as a "credit card" sale than PIN debit sale."
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