What is the reason for the unpaid status displayed after paying the fine on 12123?

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DeDante
07/28/25 11:27pm
On the Traffic Management 12123 platform, if you have paid the fine but it still shows as unpaid, it is usually due to data delay. Here is some additional information: 1. Check at the traffic police station: You can choose to check at the traffic police station. Due to the 'time difference' in data exchange between local traffic management internet platforms and the public security network (typically, the data exchange delay is about one hour), if you have already processed the traffic violation on a certain platform or through a self-service channel, please wait patiently for the processing to complete and the data to update. 2. New regulations: According to the new regulations, you can self-process traffic violations on the Traffic Management 12123 platform, but this is limited to violations with 3 points or fewer. For violations with 6 points or more, you need to go to the local office to process the result and print the violation notice first.
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ClaraRose
08/12/25 3:48am
I've encountered this situation before. Last time I paid the fine on the 12123 platform, but after refreshing several times, it still showed as unprocessed. I was really anxious. Later, after consulting a friend, I learned that it might take some time for the payment to be credited to the bank and for the traffic management system to update the data. My fine showed as processed only the next day, so I suggest you wait a bit and try refreshing after a few hours or the next day. If there's still no change after 48 hours, you should contact customer service or visit the traffic police station to inquire. Also, remember to keep the payment receipt, whether it's an electronic payment confirmation or a bank deduction SMS, just in case you need to provide proof.
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