so, how do you know if there is an integral? If you don't know whether the merchant you are trading has points, you can judge by looking at the merchant category code (also called MCC). Usually, we will print out a purchase order with a 15-digit merchant number after swiping the card at the merchant POS machine. We just need to check the 8-11 digits, and then enter the MCC code in some MCC integral query applets to check whether there are any points in the current consumption. It should be noted that different banks have different points rules, and the speed of accumulating points is different, so it is often the case that they spend money by swiping the card from the same merchant, but the points are different. Here, the points of common banks are compiled for your reference.
credit card points rules of p>13 banks: 1. Bank of Communications, Industrial and Commercial Bank of China, China Everbright Bank, Bank of China, Agricultural Bank, China Construction Bank, Minsheng Bank, China Guangfa Bank and Huaxia Bank: 1 point for every 1 yuan spent, and 8 points for every US dollar spent; 2. China Merchants Bank: 2 yuan =1 point per consumption, and USD =1 point per consumption; 3. Industrial Bank: 1 yuan =1 point per consumption, and USD =7 points per consumption; 4. CITIC Bank: CITIC Bank 1 yuan =1 point (Puka), 1 yuan =2 points (Gold Card and Platinum Card), HK$ 1 =1 point and US$ 1 =8 points. 5. Shanghai Pudong Development Bank: 1 yuan =1 point for every consumption, and USD =16 points for every consumption. The above is the introduction of "Do you have points for credit card overpayment?" I hope it will help you. In a word, there are many situations that affect the credit card overpayment points. We mainly analyze the specific situation. If you don't know whether there are points, you can check the points of the current transaction through the methods introduced above.