Why hasn't the ETC fee been deducted?
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The reason why the ETC fee hasn't been deducted might be due to the ETC debit card, which records the fees first and deducts them uniformly at the end of the month on the settlement day. If the fee hasn't been deducted by the end of the month, you can call the bank or ETC customer service to inquire. After all, ETC is linked to a bank card and will appear on the credit report, so it is recommended that car owners proactively check. Below is an introduction to the bank cards bound to ETC: 1. Credit Card: Car owners don't need to top up the ETC card because it is bound to a credit card, which operates on a 'pass first, pay later' basis. If there isn't enough savings in the credit card, the system will automatically deduct from the credit limit. 2. Stored Value Card: The main function of a stored value card is basic transfers and it doesn't have an overdraft feature. Just like a mobile phone's SIM card, you can only make calls if there is money in it. Similarly, a stored value card can only be used for passage if there is money in the card. Car owners need to top up the stored value card in time to avoid delays on the highway and affecting their mood.