A credit card is a credit consumption certificate issued by a bank. After applying for a credit card successfully, you can get a certain credit limit and overdraw your consumption within the credit limit. The credit card is used first and then returned, so if the credit card is lost, the security risk is more serious. You need to report the loss and reissue it in time after loss. So can the original card still be used after the credit card is recharged? Let's get to know each other.

Can the original card still be used after the credit card is recharged?

After the credit card is reissued, the original card can no longer be used. When a new credit card is reissued, the lost credit card must be reported permanently. After permanently reporting the loss, you can reissue a new credit card. After the new card is activated, the original card automatically becomes invalid. You can find the consumption record and credit limit of the original card on the new card. In addition, when making credit card repayment, it is also directly operated through the new card.

After the new card was successfully reissued, the original card was completely invalid. Even if someone finds a credit card, it can't be used, and there is no risk of being stolen.

It is worth mentioning that after the new credit card is established, the card number will change and be inconsistent with the original card number. If users need to bind credit cards for online use, they need to re-bind.

In short, the original card cannot be used after the credit card is recharged, and the cardholder can only use the new card for consumption and repayment.