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You can get your credit report and check it for accounts you have. Credit reports include your personal information, information about your credit accounts, such as credit cards, student loans and mortgages, as well as any late payments or collections.

Each account listed on your credit reports will show the date the account was established and the issuer. It will also show your payment history, credit limit, and the type of account (mortgage, installment, revolving, collection), etc.

If you're talking about a debit card, they do not appear on your credit history, since debit cards are not a form of credit. When you use your debit card, your money is withdrawn directly from your checking account, so your debit card activity does not get reported to the credit bureaus.

You can find all the details about your debit card, including the card number, when the card expires, and the card's security code, as well as the customer service number printed on the back of your card with the issuer's logo printed on the face.

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