When the fitness card is transferred, the gym will charge a transfer fee, which is already the "industry regulation" of the bank. But even if the original contract is marked, this clause is invalid. Because the gym unilaterally sets the obligation for consumers to pay the card transfer fee, it belongs to the "format clause" stipulated in the contract law. According to Article 40 of the Contract Law, if the standard clause aggravates the cardholder's responsibility and excludes the cardholder's main rights, the clause is invalid.

If the operator does not agree to the transfer, consumers can choose the way of refund. If the terms of the contract provided by the operator state that "the consumer unilaterally terminates consumption, and the operator will not refund the price of the goods or services that have been collected but not provided", it violates the relevant provisions of the Contract Law and the Consumer Protection Law and is an invalid clause. In addition, consumers can call 123 15 for help from consumer associations and industrial and commercial departments. If it still can't be solved, it is recommended to hire a lawyer to bring a lawsuit to the court.