1. As a credit card holder, once the repayment cannot be made on time due to unemployment, illness or other unexpected circumstances, before the deadline for repayment comes, the cardholder had better take the initiative to call the bank credit card center to state his financial situation, declare that he is not maliciously in arrears, and apply for deferred repayment and interest concessions.

2. In view of the cardholder's positive performance and previous good credit record, banks often agree to postpone repayment, and negotiate with the cardholder the repayment plan, extension period, interest discount, monthly repayment amount, etc. acceptable to both parties. In this way, if you take the initiative to contact the bank and the bank agrees to postpone the repayment, you will not be recorded in the bad record, but it should be noted that you will be guaranteed to repay the loan as agreed in the future.

3. If you are usually negligent in repayment, you must repay as soon as possible, preferably in full, after you find that it is overdue. Then call the bank's credit card center to declare that there is no malice. If the past record is good and the overdue time is short, if the repayment is found to be good after the overdue, it may not be recorded in the bad record. Don't be careless in the future. Be sure to pay attention to the bank's bill notice and collection information to avoid overdue.