1. The bank receipt may contain important information, such as your card number, the bank where you opened the account and the cardholder's signature. If this information is mastered by others, you can use some means (making an identical card, etc. ) to steal the amount in your card.
Therefore, the receipt must not be discarded at will. Even if you feel useless, crush the receipt. Or tear your hand into small pieces. You can't recognize the message.
3. Pay more attention when swiping the card to enter the password, and try to block others' input to you. Take back the bank card or credit card at any time after swiping the card, and don't lose it.
Pay more attention to whether the amount on the receipt is consistent with the amount spent when signing the bill. You can't just sign it. If you find it later, you need to contact the bank or it will be more troublesome. So be sure to confirm the amount at that time.
Another function of receipt is to record our own consumption, so we try to put some bulk consumption lists in one place and compare them with the running water in the bank account every month. Not only can you clearly understand your own consumption, but you can also compare whether there are any mistakes.