Users repay credit card business through WeChat. The information received by the credit card cannot be synchronized with the information on WeChat, resulting in delayed network information.

It is recommended that users log in to online banking to check whether the user's credit card repayment funds have been received through the online banking display.

Starting from December 1st, WeChat credit card repayments will begin to charge, and each user will be charged 0.1% of the cumulative credit card repayment amount exceeding 5,000 yuan per natural month (minimum 0.1 yuan) . Up to now, the charging items of third-party payment platforms have covered three aspects: cash withdrawal, transfer and credit card repayment. For users, there are fewer and fewer "free lunches" to enjoy.

Specifically, WeChat credit card repayment rules show that if the cumulative repayment per person per month is less than 5,000 yuan, no handling fees will be charged. If the cumulative credit card repayment per person per month exceeds 5,000 yuan, Some fees are charged at 0.1% (minimum 0.1 yuan). Multiple WeChat accounts under the same ID card can enjoy a free quota of 5,000 yuan per month. The handling fee is paid together with the repayment amount when the user performs the repayment operation. At the same time, when a user repays money for others, it will occupy the payer's free repayment quota but not the repayee's free quota.

WeChat also leaves a buffer period for users to adapt. According to WeChat's instructions, from December 1, 2017 to December 31, 2017, a handling fee reduction activity will be carried out. For each person whose monthly cumulative repayment is less than 20,000 yuan, all handling fees will be waived. In addition, WeChat will offer discounts on handling fees from time to time.