What should I do if the online loan is not paid?

If you don't receive the withdrawal of online loans, you can take the following steps to solve the problem:

1. Check personal information: Make sure that the bank account and identity information you provided are correct, and check relevant information carefully.

2. Inquire about transaction records: log in to the online lending platform to inquire about cash withdrawal records and transaction details. Confirm whether the withdrawal is successful, and check whether there are any errors or anomalies.

3. Contact customer service: If the withdrawal record is normal and the time is up, it is recommended to contact the customer service of the online loan platform. Provide accurate trading information, consult customer service and ask for help.

4. Verify the bank account: confirm that the provided bank account is valid, and check whether the bank card is expired, frozen or has other problems. Contact the bank for necessary verification and settlement.

5. Submit a complaint: If the online lending platform fails to solve the problem, you can submit a complaint according to the platform regulations. Prepare relevant evidence, such as transaction screenshots, communication records, etc., explain the problem in detail and ask for a reasonable solution.

6. Seek legal aid: If the above measures are ineffective, you can consult a professional lawyer to find out whether there are legal channels for litigation or other legal means to resolve disputes.

Summary: When the online loan withdrawal has not arrived, first verify the personal information and transaction records, and then get in touch with the platform customer service to confirm the bank account information. If the problem remains unresolved, you can submit a complaint or seek legal assistance.

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If there are malicious delays or illegal operations on the online lending platform, you can report to relevant regulatory authorities, such as the China Banking Regulatory Commission (CBIRC) or local financial regulatory agencies. In addition, it is also important to understand and abide by the Consumer Protection Law and other laws and regulations to safeguard their own rights and interests.