Credit card signing means signing an agreement with a bank while holding a credit card, agreeing to abide by the credit card usage policies and related terms stipulated in the agreement. Once signed and approved, the user will have the credit card account and can use the credit card for consumption and borrowing operations.

During the credit card signing process, users need to provide some key information, including name, contact information and financial information. Banks will use this information to set limits for users, assess risk and integrate credit card accounts with user accounts and credit reports. Once the user successfully signs the agreement with the bank, the credit card signing process ends.

Credit card signing plays a very important role because it can provide consumers with a convenient and powerful tool that allows them to spend and borrow more freely. Before choosing to sign a credit card, users need to fully understand the credit card policies and terms of each bank, and compare the interest rates, limits, rewards and other aspects between different credit cards in order to determine the credit card product that best meets their needs and preferences.