How long does Mcdonalds take to withdraw money from a credit card or debit card?!
How long does Mcdonalds take to withdraw money from a credit card or debit card?
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Anything from a few hours to a few days.
About 2 days!
the last time I used mine there it took four days.
I always keep track and call to check on it
I wish it came right out so I dont think I have
more than I do.many places take forever.
Having four children, McDonald's is a once a week thing for us. When I get home from there, I go online and check my balance, and the charge is reflected! So it's about 10 minutes for me!
It depends on your bank. All places (including McDonalds) present the charge immediately, it's up to your bank to post it to your account and clear it.
Debit cards are always drawn immediately.
Credit cards can take 3 -10 days.
When I first heard of McDonalds taking credit cards and/or debit cards I just had to roll my eyes, shake my head, and laugh!
C'mon!!! If you don't have a few bucks on you - then you don't go trotting to McD's!!! That's so absurd! The rule in general for credit cards is to never charge food!!! And McDonalds of all places! Go home and make yourself something to eat from the items you have in the fridge or cupboards! Allowing peeps to charge their Big Macs is just a good way to encourage obesity!
For a debit card used like a credit card. It takes about 3 business days to hard post. However, funds are usually memo posted right away. This is called a hold.
Credit Cards take about 3 business days to hard post. Funds are usually memo posted right away.
Debit cards used as a pin transaction take 1 to 2 business days to hard post but will be memo posted right away.
McDonald's has a good deal with MasterCard. That is the reason most MasterCard debit cards are run through as a signature (credit) transaction.
the other post that said Credit or debit card at MCdonalds is wrong. I disagree. Debit cards come out of your checking account and hardly anybody get cash anymore. People that do use credit cards at MCdonalds pay them off.