Wan Hui Finance sent a message saying what is the frozen fund?

Wan Hui Financial reported that freezing funds may be fraud.

Wan Hui Financial Investment Co., Ltd. is a loan enterprise focusing on the financial industry, and online loans have no right to freeze WeChat and credit cards. Only the people's court has the right to freeze funds or personal accounts. Therefore, if Wan Hui Finance sends a message that funds are frozen, it is most likely fraudulent information. If you don't feel comfortable about buying shares, you can go to the bank to check the status of your personal account.

Freezing funds means that funds are temporarily fixed in an account and cannot be used or transferred. It is a way for financial institutions to protect their own interests and an important means to maintain financial stability. The purpose of freezing funds is usually to prevent the loss of accounts or the abuse of accounts.

Measures to prevent fraud

1, be vigilant. Don't trust unsolicited phone calls, text messages, emails and other information easily, especially when it comes to sensitive information such as funds and personal information, you should be highly vigilant.

2. Don't disclose personal information. Don't tell your personal information to strangers casually, such as bank account number, ID number and mobile phone number, and don't enter personal information on unsafe websites.

3. Confirm your identity. If you receive a phone call from a bank, public security, procuratorate and other departments, you must first verify the identity of the other party. You can take the initiative to call the official phone number of the other party or go to the relevant department to verify it.

4. Install anti-fraud software. Some anti-fraud software can be installed on mobile phones and computers, which can effectively prevent fraudulent calls, text messages and emails.

5. Keep learning and updating. Knowing all kinds of new fraud methods in time, raising awareness of prevention and constantly updating safety knowledge can effectively prevent fraud.