Are the bank reservation number and SMS notification number the same?

The functions and uses of bank reserved numbers and SMS notification numbers are different.

First of all, the mobile phone number reserved on the bank card is the contact information you provide to the bank when opening an account. It is mainly used for identity verification and transaction confirmation. When making online transactions or transfers, the bank will send a verification code to this mobile phone number to confirm your operation. This service is usually free.

However, the SMS notification number is used by the bank to send you account change information, such as balance changes, transaction reminders, etc. There is usually a monthly fee to use this service, usually between $2 and $3. If you change your reserved mobile phone number, you need to clearly inform the bank, and remember to update the SMS notification number to ensure timely notification and security of account information.

In addition, the SMS service of mobile banking is another financial service. Customers can send SMS messages in a specific format to the bank's special service number to perform operations such as inquiries and transfers, and will receive SMS messages with transaction results. notify. This service is different from reserving a mobile phone number, but both aim to provide convenient financial services.

The reserved information is an anti-counterfeiting verification set up in online banking or mobile banking, which is used to protect the user's account security and prevent online fraud. When users shop online or log in to online banking, the reserved information will be displayed to help confirm the source of the transaction.

In general, bank reserved numbers and SMS notification numbers perform their own duties in banking services. One is used for account verification and the other is used for information notification. When changing, they need to be handled separately to ensure that the account Safe and normal use.