A phrase meaning someone or something got instantly, decisively canceled/exposed — literally "canceled on debit," as in paid for immediately and in full, no installments, no delay.
REAL-WORLD EXAMPLE
"Postou aquilo e foi cancelado no débito em cinco minutos."
LORE & ORIGIN
Plays on the Brazilian payment-method distinction between débito (debit, charged instantly and in full) and crédito (credit, which can be paid in installments) — applying that instant-and-final quality to describe someone getting immediately and completely canceled or exposed online, with no drawn-out defense or slow fallout.
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