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Why doesn't the balance show when passing through ETC?

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Evie
07/29/25 5:01pm
It depends on what type of card you have - whether it's a debit card, prepaid card, or a bank card linked to the account. If it's a bank-issued card, it should only display the transaction amount. Additionally, debit cards also do not display the balance. Additional information: 1. ETC electronic toll collection system: ETC is a non-stop electronic toll collection system. The ETC dedicated lane is for vehicles equipped with ETC onboard units, using electronic payment methods. ETC (Electronic Toll Collection) is currently the most advanced toll collection method for bridges and roads worldwide. 2. How ETC works: Through dedicated short-range microwave communication between the onboard unit installed on the vehicle's windshield and the microwave antenna in the ETC lane at the toll station, combined with computer network technology for backend bank settlement processing, vehicles can pass through toll stations without stopping to pay bridge or road fees. 3. Non-stop toll collection technology: This technology is particularly suitable for use on highways or busy bridge/tunnel environments. In traditional systems with lane separation measures, it's typically called a single-lane non-stop toll collection system. In free-flow traffic without lane separation, it's usually referred to as a free-flow non-stop toll collection system.
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