1, open the Bank of Communications on your mobile phone.
2. Click to enter all,
3. Click on the digital wallet on the page.
4. Click to open the page immediately.
5. Enter the account number, ID number and other information, click OK to open, and you can pay.
How to use the digital wallet red envelope of Bank of Communications?
The first line of the main page of Bank of Communications digital wallet has three functions: sweeping, receiving and paying, and transferring money.
1. Literally speaking, scanning means that you scan someone else's QR code to pay, receiving means that you collect money, paying means that you pay, and transferring means that you transfer money to others.
2. The second line of the main page of digital wallet is to recharge the wallet and deposit it in the bank. Clicking on the wallet of the Bank of Communications APP will display two options: one is direct recharge, and the other is upgrade recharge.
3. The third line of the main page of digital wallet is the red envelope and transaction details. Click on the red envelope to enter the red envelope viewing page. There are three functions available: available, used and expired, which can be viewed by clicking.
Digital wallet is a kind of software that enables users to pay for goods online. It stores credit card numbers and other personal information, such as shipping address. Once the data is entered, it is automatically transmitted to the ordering field of the merchant website. When using digital wallet, consumers do not need to fill in orders at various sites when purchasing goods, because the information has been stored and automatically updated into the order field of the manufacturer's site. Consumers can also benefit from using digital wallets because their information is encrypted, that is, protected by private software codes. Merchants also avoid being cheated and get protection and benefits from it.
For consumers, digital wallets are free and can be easily obtained. For example, when a consumer buys something on a merchant website that handles server-side digital wallets, he inputs his name, payment amount and delivery information into the merchant's own form. At the end of the purchase, he was asked to sign the user name and password for the wallet he chose in the future. Users can also get wallets from the website of the wallet supplier.
Although wallets are free for consumers, suppliers have to charge merchants for using wallets.