We're here today to talk about the Beijing white strip. Have you ever used it? It's actually a credit shopping tool in Kyoto, and we'll probably use it some time. Do you know there's a trade limit for the Beijing White House

Is there a trade limit in Kyoto White

In terms of the transaction limits, the original Kyoto whites had been set in the form of a single and monthly accumulation, respectively. Imagine, like you can't buy more than your credit, and you can't buy more in a month. Such a rule, in effect, is intended to protect our credit security from the embarrassment of being unable to repay in a timely manner because of excessive borrowing。

Let's talk about how Kyoto White deals are set. In fact, this limit is not determined by a headshot, but by your credit card. In short, the higher your credit rating, the higher your turnover limit. The credit rating is primarily based on your credit records, income status, residence, etc. The Kyoto White Book, while not disclosing specific rating rules, protects our personal information。

In addition, Kyeongdong White will see your shopping and your repayments in real time, and if you accumulate and pay on time, your trading limits will probably get higher。