Samsung Card Disaster Relief Fund Usage History
Use the Samsung Card app to view the disaster fund usage history.
This is how to inquire (you can search within the expiry date)! 삼성카드 사용내역
If you click the inquiry of usage history in the government support project menu, 이베이스매뉴얼
Gyeonggi-do Disaster Basic Income Amount and Period of Use
You can check the amount and period of use of the government emergency disaster support fund!
by payment amount here
You can check the ‘Emergency Disaster Support Amount (B)’.
The government emergency disaster subsidy can be used at many franchisees, but
Gyeonggi-do disaster basic income is only available in certain regions.
There is a difference you should use!
* The government emergency disaster subsidy is deducted first at the time of payment
Using a credit card (Samsung Card) registered to use the disaster relief fund
Payment amount and whether disaster relief funds are used at the time of payment
You can check the remaining disaster funds, etc. by text message!
Samsung Card Disaster Relief Fund Usage History
It is currently unavailable due to the expiration of the period of use.
You can check the details through the government-supported project menu within the deadline!
thank you!
Access the Samsung Card website and log in.
2. After selecting from among individuals, individual businesses, and corporations, depending on the card issuance situation
Click My → Usage History → Personal Business Card Usage History.
3. After setting the desired search period, click ‘Search’.
4. When the card usage history is inquired, drag it to the bottom.
After that, you can click the desired method among Send E-Mail/Send Fax/Download/Print.
Starting with the online application for disaster relief last week,
Offline applications also started this week.
Many people have already applied for and are using the disaster relief funds.
For those of you wondering how to check the remaining amount, we have compiled a summary.
Disaster subsidy balance inquiry
If you are using a disaster support payment through a credit card company, you can easily check the amount and balance by text message or KakaoTalk alarm. If you have set the alarm not to come, you can directly access the card company’s app or check the balance and usage history through ARS.
Samsung Card Disaster Relief Fund Balance Inquiry
In my case, I am using the disaster fund with my Samsung card.
Notifications come through KakaoTalk messages and text messages.
Of the two, KakaoTalk notifications came a little earlier.
Of course, if you do not receive a notification, you can directly access the Samsung Card app and check it.
If you are confused or unsure, please follow the steps below!
First of all, please access the Samsung Card or App Card application!
Click on the Disaster Funds slide.
Please click the inquiry history below!
Authenticate to confirm!
Once again, click View Usage History!
Your usage history and balance will appear!
Scroll down to see the details!
Is it very easy to search?
It is no different for those who use other credit cards for their support!
Those who applied through Kakao Bank can do the following!
Kakao Bank Disaster Fund Balance Inquiry
First, after accessing the Kakao Bank app,
Click the three dots button on the bottom right.
And when you go down…
You can find the details of the use of the subsidy in the My Card section.
If you click on the details of the use of the funds, you can check the details of the use of the disaster support and the balance.
Kakao Bank is also very simple, right?
Other card balance inquiry details inquiry
Those who use the disaster relief fund with the Nonghyup Card
You can check by going to the Nonghyup Card App – Menu – Customer Center – Government Emergency Disaster Fund.
It is not as difficult as you might think to check the balance and details of the disaster aid fund.
If you are having a hard time finding it, go to the card app and search for National Support Fund or Disaster Fund.
If it still doesn’t work, please contact your credit card company ARS to inquire about it, and apply to receive an alert via text message or KakaoTalk message!