Did you find that the amount available is still a big zero after you repay a full-fledged loan? Let's see what's going on。

How come there's no limit to a small repayment

One of the possible reasons is that system updating takes time. In other words, after you have paid off, the system takes some time to recalculate and update. Depending on the situation, the cycle may last from hours to days. Patience is necessary during this period. You can also find more detailed information by actively contacting a small-scale passenger service。

Secondly, the history of overdue repayments may also be “the culprits”. If you've had past experience, this will have a negative impact on your credit rating. Therefore, even if you have paid off your arrears, you may need some time to re-establish a good credit history. In the process, your loan lines may be affected, so we again remind you of your patience。

Or, the billing problem may cause a problem with the amount. For example, it may be due to a system gap or the entry of an erroneous account in the reimbursement process. In the face of such problems, you need to immediately contact a small and full service to resolve them。

If you ask, can you borrow again after early repayment? The answer is: Of course! As long as you have a loanable amount in your account, even if the original loan has not yet been repaid, you can launch a new request for borrowing because of the small support and multiple borrowings. In addition, the amount will normally be restored as soon as you repay the loan on time。

But it should be noted that if you fail to pay on time and there is a delay, your availability may not be restored for the time being and your personal credit will be compromised. You may not be able to borrow again in the short term。