After your credit card is stolen, you should take the following measures

1) Contact the bank to report the loss as soon as possible to avoid further losses and transfer the responsibility after the loss is reported to the bank.

2) Immediately call the police, obtain evidence of alibi and the "Report Record Sheet", and prepare evidence for rights protection.

3) Contact a lawyer immediately to minimize possible risks. Don't worry that contacting a lawyer will take too much time. For a simple case, a lawyer can generally clarify the ins and outs within 5 minutes and give corresponding opinions.

4) Repay the loan according to the agreed time.

Many people will think that the money is stolen and does not belong to their own consumption; or they will be dissatisfied with the bank's processing results and refuse to repay the money, which will expand their losses to a certain extent.

Even if the amount is stolen, before the case is solved and a new agreement is reached, the agreement you signed with the bank when you applied for the card still binds you, and you may need to pay for the theft. Pay interest or late fees on the amount swiped.