The first time you borrow money, you don't need an ID card. What happened to uploading the front and back of the ID card for the second time?

To ensure the identity of the borrower.

Since the loan itself comes from the real-name registration system, users do not need to worry about security and privacy issues even if they need to upload their ID cards for repayment. In fact, normal loans need to upload the positive and negative information of ID cards, and micro-loan pop-up information allows borrowers to upload the positive and negative information of ID cards, which is also a guarantee. If the borrower fails to return it on time, it will definitely upload this information to the personal credit information system, and it is also very likely that the borrower's personal information will be sold. If you didn't ask for a front and back photo when you borrowed money before, but you need a front and back photo after this time, don't believe it. Never bring your ID card. Online lending must be cautious, otherwise it is likely to fall into the trap of routine lending if you are not careful. If it is not handled well, there will be some hidden dangers in the future. Moreover, if the micro-loan is to let everyone upload the positive and negative information of the ID card, then it is likely to be a routine. Don't handle it blindly at will. You can give the loan contract to a friend who knows the law better. Don't disclose your personal information. For example, the contracts of many online lending platforms do not meet the national regulations, so everyone should pay attention. Moreover, some online lending platforms have signed contracts with borrowers, and borrowers have recorded personal information, but online lending platforms have not lent. Then an online lending platform like this mainly collects some people's information. Later, everyone will find that their mobile phones often receive text messages from some loan software.