It feels a bit like a scam message! First of all, you have to confirm which bank's credit card it is. The customer service phone number of the bank is printed on the back of your card, and then check: is the phone you dialed from the bank card center or the customer service? Secondly, is the sending number of SMS a credit card center or a customer service number? Third, is the inquiry phone number in the received short message the number of the bank card center or the number of the customer service? If the above three items are incorrect, it must be a scam message! At present, the easiest way is to go to the bank and ask the bank professionals to help identify the authenticity, or call the customer service according to the phone number on the back of your credit card.

If it is true that the card is copied and the password is stolen, the losses caused can only be borne by yourself! But you should report it to the public security organ. Maybe the public security organs can solve a big case!

It is very important to keep your bank card and password safe. Don't let your bank card leave your sight, and don't let others see your password under any circumstances to protect your own funds!

I hope it helps you, thank you!