A "debit card pending correction" message can have different meanings depending on the bank or financial institution. Here are some possible explanations based on the search results:

• Pending transactions: When you use your debit card without entering your PIN, the amount of the transaction is placed on hold in your account until the transaction is processed. During this holding time, usually 2-4 days, the amount will show as a pending debit. Once the transaction is processed, the hold is released and the funds are withdrawn from the account. Pending transactions are transactions that are known to the bank but have not yet been fully processed (posted) for payment from your account.

• Payment reversal: This is when the funds a cardholder used in a transaction are returned to the account. It can also be called a credit card reversal or reversal payment.

• Pre-authorization: In some cases, a merchant may initially request a hold against your available balance to ensure that enough funds will be available for the actual transaction. This is called a pre-authorization. Then when the actual purchase is made, the merchant sends the transaction, and the debit will post for the correct amount within 3 bank business days. The pending transaction amount may differ from the actual amount the merchant sends for the transaction, resulting from car rental and gas station pre-authorizations or restaurant gratuities, for instance.

In summary, a "debit card pending correction" message may indicate that a transaction is pending and has not yet been fully processed, that a payment has been reversed, or that a pre-authorization has been made. It is best to contact your bank or financial institution for more information about the specific message you received.