First, look at the plastic film

The surface of a real card is smooth and the material of the card surface is relatively elastic, and the bank logo or the name of the card issuer, that is, the laser anti-counterfeiting label, will appear on the card surface under ultraviolet radiation; The surface of fake cards is rough, the color is easy to fall off, and the card surface is generally not designed for anti-counterfeiting.

Second, look at the printing.

The real card has bright colors, clear handwriting and neat stripes. Generally, the handwriting on the fake card is vague, the color is light, the stripes on the card surface are irregular, and the overall look is very uncoordinated.

Third, look at the imprint

The capital letters of the real card number are neat and orderly; The imprint numbers of fake cards are irregular or different in size from English letters, and some old cards can even be seen vaguely after being altered.

Fourth, look at the back of the credit card

Generally, there will be a customer service phone number of the credit card company behind the credit card, and the public can call it. If the system over there prompts that there is no problem with the card number, it means that this is a fake card.