How do you know if you have been punished during the card breaking operation?

Methods to check your punishment during the card disconnection operation include: checking bank text messages, logging into the bank website, calling the bank customer service number, checking credit reports, and checking bank statements.

1. Check bank text messages

When the bank punishes a user, it will notify the user via text message. Therefore, we can check our bank text messages to see if we have received notifications from the bank. If you receive a notice, it means you have been punished.

2. Log in to the bank website

We can log in to the bank's official website and check our account information in our personal account. If you find that your account has been frozen or certain functions have been restricted, it means that you have been punished.

3. Call the bank’s customer service number

If neither of the above two methods can check your disciplinary status, then we can call the bank’s customer service number to check. Customer service staff will tell us whether we have been punished and tell us the specific reasons for the punishment.

4. Check credit report

We can check whether we have been punished by the bank by checking our credit report. If you find that there are relevant records in your credit report, it means that you have been punished.

5. Check bank statements

We can check our bank statements to see if there are relevant deduction records. If you find that your account has been deducted, it means that you have been punished.