After the credit card expires and the card is replaced, ETC needs to be re-bound. If the bound credit card expires and the card is replaced, the customer needs to go to the service outlet to rebind ETC. Because after a credit card expires, many card numbers will change, and even the security code will change, so ETC must be re-bound. If it is not rebinded, the use of ETC will be affected.

Not only is it necessary to replace the card when it expires, but if the credit card is reported as lost and reissued, the ETC also needs to be re-bound. For users who use a credit card to bind ETC to pay tolls, please note that the credit card must have sufficient credit. If the limit is insufficient, you can pay off the outstanding bill balance in time to restore the limit as soon as possible. In this way, when the system deducts fees, it can ensure that there is enough credit available for deduction.

Therefore, if the customer's credit card expires and is replaced or the card is reported lost and reissued, remember to go to the service outlet to bind ETC again to ensure normal use and ensure that the credit card has sufficient credit to pay tolls.

Do I need to rebind my credit card when I change it?

1. Replacement of credit card upon expiration: Normally, the card number of the new card will be the same as the original card, but the validity period and security code will change. In this case, there is generally no need to rebind WeChat Pay.

2. Credit card loss report and replacement: Although the new card will carry the account information of the old card, the card number and security code will be changed. Therefore, you need to bind the new card on WeChat again.

3. Credit card upgrade and replacement: Upgrading and replacing the card means that the new card will have a higher level and the card number will also change. In this case, you also need to rebind WeChat Pay.