The banks will tell you that the protections on CCs are better than on debit cards. It's likely one of the things you have on auto pay or an online use of the debit card that compromised your number. If you can get a CC, move auto pay items and online purchases to that card. Use your debit card only for in person purchases. Don't forget to pay off your CC of course.

Do not use a debit card unless absolutely necessary. They do not have the same protections as a credit card. I only ever use my debit card to get cadh at an ATM.

Don't put in your pin when you make purchases run the transaction as credit.

Get a PIN number if you don't have one and if you have one, change the pin number.

Idk that was happening to my husband for awhile too.. make sure its not stored on your phone because of hackers and avoid clickbate nonsense

Complain to your banking authority and advise them you did not authorise these transactions,

Did the bank reimburse you?

Have the bank trace the transactions, find the common source, then have the police track them down.