How to fill in subordinate branches

The template filled in by a branch is generally the XX business department or outlet of XX Bank, XX Branch and XX Branch.

Remember to fill in the accurate bank card opening bank information when filling in. The template says the full name of the bank where the account is opened, and it cannot be abbreviated as bank. When you don't know the full name of the bank, you can ask the branch staff for help.

A branch is a branch of a bank. It is the competent bank of regional banks and can manage savings offices and bank offices. Banks generally have a head office, branches, sub-branches, bank business halls, savings business halls and other hierarchical settings.

Sub-branches are mainly responsible for the approval of some projects and the business inspection of subordinate institutions, such as the issuance of bank account opening licenses, the issuance and approval of loan cards, etc.

The head office is bigger than branches, branches are bigger than branches, and branches are bigger than business outlets. All regional branches are supervised by local branches, and each regional branch is unique.

Headquarters supervision. Under normal circumstances, provincial branches are regarded as tier-one branches and municipal branches as tier-two branches. Units in counties, districts, districts and county-level cities below the city are branches. Each branch also has a branch business department. The office below the first-level branch is called the second-level branch, and there are also many branches and business offices. Branch is mainly responsible for the audit of some projects and the business process inspection of subordinate units. For example, bank account opening license issuance, loan card issuance approval, etc.

The so-called bank refers to the business outlets that handle account opening procedures.

Usually used in banks, refers to banks that open bank accounts. Generally speaking, the passbook or bank card that you initially handle and send to your bank will be registered in the passbook, which usually refers to a branch.

An enterprise can only have one basic account in a bank, but it can have multiple ordinary accounts in different banks. Basic account can withdraw cash or transfer money. Ordinary accounts can only handle transfer or remittance settlement business, and cannot withdraw cash.

Account opening outlets refer to bank outlets that handle account opening procedures. The bank that opened the account is the bank that originally issued you a passbook or bank card. There will be registration in the passbook, generally referring to the specific branch.