On March 14th, the Supreme People's Court issued the "Interpretation of the Supreme People's Court on Several Issues Concerning the Application of Law in the Trial of Civil Disputes over Prepaid Consumption", which solves the problems of concentrated complaints from the public in the prepaid consumption field, such as embezzlement of funds, overbearing clauses, and non refundable payments, and better protects the rights and interests of consumers. The judicial interpretation has made a series of provisions to clarify the responsible parties in common prepaid consumer transaction models, and to clarify that unfair clauses such as non refund of payments, non replacement of lost cards, and restrictions on card transfers should be legally recognized as invalid. It has also been clarified that consumers have the right to request the operator to return the prepaid principal within seven days from the date of payment. These provisions aim to solve the difficulties faced by consumers in identifying the responsible parties, returning cards, transferring cards, and providing evidence. At the same time, judicial interpretations clarify the prevention of dishonest behavior that abuses rights, guide parties to abide by contracts, pay attention to avoiding undue increase in the responsibility of business entities, maintain honesty and trustworthiness, and strengthen the protection of the rights and interests of operators. (New Society)