Will CCB get a text message when it reissues its card?

For the convenience of understanding, your original card is changed to "old card" and your new card is changed to "new card". )

1. After you report the loss of your old card and reissue a new one, it doesn't mean that your old card number is invalid in the banking system. You can still save money for you through the old card number within six months after someone else reports the loss. Note here means that it is valid in the system: you can deposit money through the old card number, but you can't withdraw money! Since the new card and the old card are originally an account, although the money can still be deposited through the old card number, the money saved is on your new card, so don't worry. After half a year, your old card will be invalid in the system, and it will be impossible to deposit money through the old card.

2. Because your old card is still valid in the CCB system, the SMS you originally opened will naturally be received. Now, you will receive a short message about the deposit and withdrawal of the new card, but the card number on the short message is still your original Kaka number. If you feel inconvenient, I suggest you take your ID card to the local Construction Bank and change your SMS signing account.

~o~ I hope it helps you