Why don’t you bind a credit card at will when making quick payments?
has been the rise of e-commerce platforms in recent years. Quick payment is an online fast payment business. Many shopping websites or third-party payment platforms have quick payment functions. Users only need to bind their bank card to the validity period of the corresponding account and the last three digit code cvv and verify it. The next time they make a payment, they can only enter the payment password of the website to complete the deduction of the corresponding amount from the bound bank card.
1. Risk of being stolen. While bringing convenience to online shopping, the fast payment function will also bring some security risks. If the user binds a credit card to the website for quick payment, and the website does not require SMS verification, once the user's account is stolen, the credit card may be stolen.
2. Basically, you will develop the habit of super consumption. When the credit card repayment day approaches, you don’t remember where to spend so much money, and then you will become a card slave without realizing it.
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