My WeChat cash withdrawal is free. Why was my bank card deducted 2 yuan?

Wechat withdrawal is not free. The accumulated cash withdrawal amount is only 2000 yuan, and a handling fee will be charged for the excess. It may also be the SMS fee.

Wechat cash withdrawal to the bank card starts from March 16, 20 1.

Deduction is the service fee deducted by Tencent, because he will deduct your fee and do not provide services for free, so it will be deducted.

Each person has a total of 1000 yuan (withdrawal amount) for free withdrawal. After exceeding the limit, a handling fee of 0. 1% of the cash withdrawal amount will be charged. If the single handling fee is less than 0. 1 yuan, it will be charged at 0. 1 yuan. In other words, even if a few cents are withdrawn, a handling fee of 0. 1 yuan will be charged.

Except for cash withdrawal, other functions such as payment, transfer and red envelope do not charge any fees.

For a bank card account with the same ID card, * * * enjoys a free quota of 1000 yuan. In other words, you have two Wechat messages on the same ID card. If the free quota of one Wechat is used up. Even if another WeChat never withdraws cash, there is no free 1000 quota.

Announcement on the adjustment of transfer fee to cash withdrawal fee:

From March 20 1 year 16, wechat payment stopped charging for the transfer function. From that day on, the cash withdrawal function will charge a handling fee.

Charging scheme: a handling fee of 0. 1% of the cash withdrawal amount is charged, and at least 0. 1 yuan is charged for each transaction. Each user can get a free withdrawal amount of 1000 yuan. The withdrawal fee is not the pursuit of income by WeChat payment, but the handling fee charged by the bank.

Note: You can enjoy a free withdrawal amount of 1000 yuan with your ID account number * * *.

Let's talk about WeChat cash withdrawal first, which is different from direct cash withdrawal from bank cards or credit cards. Wechat cash withdrawal is actually to "withdraw" the money in the WeChat wallet into the bank card you bind (visual inspection is only applicable to savings cards, not credit cards), and the actual effect is equivalent to cash withdrawal, but there is one more procedure in the middle.