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What if the car loan bank card is frozen?
The processing method of freezing the car loan bank card is as follows:

1. Some banks are automatically released when they are locked, usually the next day or 24 hours;

2. Some bank locks cannot be unlocked automatically, and cardholders need to bring their ID cards and bank cards to unlock them;

3. If it is frozen by the court due to judicial needs, it is necessary to pay a fine according to regulations; After the court has completed the relevant matters, it may unfreeze, but not freeze; Generally, the freezing period is six months, and the court may request an extension of one year or permanent freezing.

What is the repayment method of car loan?

1. One-time repayment of principal and interest. After the loan expires, the lender pays off the loan principal and interest in one lump sum, usually within one year;

2. Equal principal and interest repayment method. Average the loan principal and interest to the middle of each month, and the monthly repayment amount remains unchanged;

3. Average capital repayment method. Divide the loan principal into every month, and repay the same amount of principal and the interest generated by the remaining loans in that month every month, and the interest will decrease month by month.

Legal basis: Article 52 of the Measures for the Supervision and Administration of Credit Card Business of Commercial Banks.

The issuing bank shall establish a credit card business risk management system. When the issuing bank learns from the public security organs, judicial organs, cardholders themselves, relatives, transaction monitoring or other channels that cardholders have risk information such as stolen identity documents, deteriorating family financial status, declining repayment ability, invalid reserved contact information, deteriorating credit status, abnormal card use behavior, etc., it should immediately stop operations that may expand credit risk, such as increasing credit limit, authorizing card service exceeding credit limit, and authorizing business by stages, and take measures such as improving transaction monitoring and reducing credit limit.