If your credit card does not receive an expected repayment notification from the bank, you can take the following steps to solve the problem:

First, you can proactively obtain repayment information through the following methods. First, log into your bank mobile app or online banking to view your credit card account information. In your account overview or transaction details, you can find out if there are any unpaid bills and the due date. Secondly, you can call the bank’s customer service hotline to inquire about credit card repayment information. Customer service staff can provide you with the latest repayment amount and due date.

If the above methods cannot effectively obtain the repayment information, you can try the following measures. First, you can go to the bank counter or branch in person and check your credit card repayment information through the bank teller. Secondly, you can prepare your credit card statement, identity certificate and other relevant information, and go to the bank's credit card center to inquire about repayment issues. Bank staff will help you verify the repayment amount and due date and provide solutions.

To sum up, if your credit card does not receive the expected repayment notice from the bank, you can solve the problem by proactively obtaining the repayment information or going to the bank for consultation in person. Timely repayments help maintain a good credit history and avoid late fees or other negative consequences.

Extended information:

Users who hold credit cards need to pay attention to timely repayment, making the repayment amount and expiration date a daily concern. Usually, banks will send repayment notifications to cardholders via text messages, phone calls, mobile applications or emails. At the same time, users can also check repayment information through the bank's mobile application, online banking or customer service hotline. If no repayment notice is received, users should proactively obtain information in a timely manner to avoid adverse consequences caused by overdue repayment.

When dealing with credit card repayment issues, users should keep relevant transaction records, bills, transaction vouchers, etc. in order to check repayment information and resolve disputes. In addition, users are advised to check their credit card accounts regularly to detect and correct any unusual transactions or errors promptly.

The suggestions given above apply to general situations, but if your specific situation does not match this, please adopt appropriate solutions based on the actual situation and consult the bank's professionals for accurate help and guidance .