New York Credit Card-Debit Card Authorization is an authorization process required in the state of New York for any business that accepts credit and debit card payments. It is a consumer protection measure that requires merchants and businesses to obtain the customer’s authorization before processing a card payment. This authorization is typically obtained by having the customer sign a sales slip or provide a PIN or other information that verifies the cardholder's identity and authorizes the transaction. There are two types of New York Credit Card-Debit Card Authorization. The first is the point-of-sale authorization, which is used when a customer makes a purchase at a store, restaurant, or other business in person. This type of authorization requires the customer to sign a sales slip or provide a PIN in order to verify their identity and authorize the transaction. The second type is the online authorization, which is used when a customer makes a purchase over the internet. This type of authorization requires the customer to provide their information, such as their card number, expiration date, and CVV code, in order to authorize the transaction.