How do I repay the money I spent on my domestic card in the United States?

Q1) You can use a U.S. visa card or a master card to send flowers and other gifts to your mother, and use salala flowers. **Below, you can send not only flowers, but also cakes, and other gifts. I've used it, and I have no problem sending things from North America to the country.

The credit card will be automatically converted to USD at the exchange rate of the day between USD and CNY, and then you will be able to repay your credit card.

As for the problem of game point cards, it's the same.

As for how to repay the credit card money is the most trouble-free, you can open a checking account in any big bank in the United States and apply for a debit card, this account can be used to pay off any bills, including credit cards, utilities, meals, etc., no advances, or advances will have high interest, there is a monthly fee, generally < $8 per month, if the minimum monthly balance exceeds a certain amount, such as 1000 or 1500, each bank has different regulations, you will not be charged a monthly fee, as for the number of transactions, there is no limit, a bit like a domestic debit card. You can use online banking to transfer money, which is very convenient.

Hope that helps.

That CN-USA is very formal, I bought a card at his house for 2 years, and there has been no problem, and the credit should be good.

That card4china was hacked once, and my $100 was gone, 555555, but the store immediately got it back for me

27, doesn't it have PayPal overseas credit card payment? However, there is a 20% handling fee...

In addition, the CN-USA with PayPal to recharge Alipay is a little more expensive...

The address is here.

In this way, you can use Alipay to buy anything in China! I love this very much, hehehe(I'm definitely not advertising!!

Hehe, you're in exactly the same situation as me!

I bought the card for playing online games with US dollars, and I can go.

Or it's very easy to use, **It will be a little more expensive than buying it in RMB, but I personally think it's very convenient, so this handling fee should also be.

If you transfer money, the handling fee of each bank in the United States is different, and it is also related to the specific amount, and our small banks here generally charge $20 per $1,000.

As for the problem of ICBC dual currency card, I don't know, you can call ** to ask ICBC customer service, they should be able to explain it to you.

Hope it helps!

Money can be deposited directly into a credit card account in the U.S. at the domestic bank counter, and the repayment can be made as long as there is bank and beneficiary information.

Credit card repayment refers to the repayment amount and return the funds to the bank in order to ensure the cardholder's good credit history when the cardholder's credit card consumption reaches the last repayment date.

At present, the common credit card repayment methods in China mainly include the following categories (according to the fee):

Repayment within the card issuer.

Convenience store repayment.

Online repayment. Inter-bank transfer: Remittance and repayment.

Repayment over the counter.

Credit Pay repayment.

Credit Card Repayment Pass.

In addition to these repayment methods, the card issuer has also opened its own unique repayment method to facilitate the cardholder's repayment.

It's very simple, you can go to the branch of the Bank of China to pay it back, you can bring your ID card, and the handling fee is one percent!

It doesn't seem like it can be done.

If it is a US BOA account, it can be deposited directly over the counter of CCB in China, as long as there is bank and beneficiary information.

I don't know what bank your friend has in particular.

1.Bank cards marked with the UnionPay logo can be used abroad.

2.Places where you can use bank cards abroad: one is a branch of the Bank of China abroad, and the other is an ATM and store with the UnionPay logo abroad.

Supplement: ATM cash withdrawals abroad.

There are many ATMs abroad where you can use UnionPay debit card to withdraw cash, and you don't need to deposit foreign currency in the card but directly deduct the RMB funds in the customer's card, so please deposit enough RMB before going abroad. It should be noted that ATMs in foreign countries may not all have the UnionPay logo, but as long as you see the ATMs with the CitiBank or Pulse logo, you can use the UnionPay debit card to withdraw cash.

UnionPay cards can be used to withdraw cash or spend by card through overseas UnionPay channels after opening the UnionPay overseas ATM withdrawal function and UnionPay overseas POS consumption function.

The transaction currency is the local currency, and RMB is used as the clearing currency.

Debit cards can be used outside of the United States. Please go to the machines that support UnionPay to spend or withdraw cash.

There is no such thing as an international debit card. The purchase of foreign currency in China is restricted. You have a UnionPay debit card. As long as the terminal with the UnionPay logo in the United States can be used, it means that it has been connected to the UnionPay network and is settled in RMB.

Yes, it's all available worldwide now.

Does your credit card support dual currency repayment? Generally, you can, if you do, you can just transfer the dollar to the credit card.

You can ask a friend to help you pay it back. You call your friends for the money. This is the fastest way to do it.