Do you often shop in Kyoto and feel ashamed? Kyodong White, this is a consumer credit facility you might like. This tool not only supports you to buy more than one instalment in Kyoto, but can also be used for under-line cooperative business sweeps, with a maximum interest-free period of up to 30 days! However, in the course of their use, some users sometimes encounter problems with amounts not being enabled. How can we avoid a situation in which a white bar amount is not available? Here are some tips。

How come the white strip's open? Attention to these acts

First, if you have the habit of opening a small vault in Kyoto, remember that the amount of the "small vault" is linked to the white-coloured money. In other words, if you take the money from the small vault, your white bar will be wiped out。

Secondly, the maintenance of good personal trust is key to the opening and use of white bars. The platform could freeze the amount of your white bar if you have committed late payments after the white note has been opened or if your credit report has been misrecorded。

Thirdly, if you frequently and maliciously publish a bad opinion or return goods while shopping in the town of Kyoto, you may be the subject of a complaint from a businessman and placed on a risk list by the platform. In this case, you may not be able to get a white strip service。

Fourthly, good faith is very important when it comes to making a white note. If you provide false information at the time of opening, even if it is approved at the outset, it is later found to be punishable, including, but not limited to, the cancellation of amounts and even blacklisting。

Fifth, the release rule is open to cash-assigning services only for some users. If you obtain a white bar amount through a false transaction or a frequent transaction with the same business, this may be considered a violation and the system may lock you in。

In general, if the above were avoided, it would be possible for you to receive the amount of the Kyoto White Note. At the same time, remember to maintain good credit practices, such as full and on time, and to avoid poor records such as overdue payments。