1. Why does the deduction fail when reporting the loss of a credit card? Only when the credit card is in normal condition can the payment be successfully debited. Once a credit card is reported lost and the card is in an abnormal state, the bank will freeze the funds in the card in order to ensure the safety of the cardholder's card. In this way, the card cannot be swiped for consumption or cash withdrawals. Naturally, money cannot be deducted from the credit card at high speeds. , etc. will definitely fail to deduct money.
2. What should I do if my credit card is reported as lost, etc. and the deduction fails? After a credit card is reported lost and reissued, the bank will send a new card because the new card number and three-digit security code will change. If you want ETC to deduct money normally, you need to bring your ID card, driving license and other information to the bank branch to go through the change procedures for ETC-related information, unlink the bound old card, and then bind a new credit card as a deduction. Debit card, in this case it is necessary to re-open the contract account and there is no need to dismantle the ETC device. It should be noted that if the credit card is reported as lost and the deduction fails, the deduction will be made again within 48 hours. If the automatic deduction still fails after 48 hours, the user will be automatically blacklisted by the system and will no longer be able to use this etc for high-speed transactions in the future. Passage. It will take at least 2 days to get a new card, so in order to avoid being blacklisted, after the etc. deduction fails, it is best to drive the car to the manual toll lane to pay with cash, or directly go to the manual toll lane after reporting the loss of the credit card. Get on the highway.