If the bank card is frozen, will other cards be frozen?

After the bank card is frozen by the court, if you apply for a new card, it may be frozen again. The freezing of bank cards by the court is a property preservation measure taken according to the application of the parties, with the purpose of preventing the defendant from transferring assets, evading debts or taking compulsory measures according to law.

According to the law, the amount frozen by the court should be limited to the amount applied by the parties or the subject amount executed. If the amount in the frozen bank card is insufficient, other bank cards, including new bank cards, can still be frozen.

The process of applying for a credit card and a debit card is different. When handling a credit card, you need to bring your valid certificate (ID card or a copy of ID card), residence certificate, unit income certificate or personal assets certificate, and go through the relevant formalities at the bank counter. You need to fill out an application form, in which the information requested is true.

After filling out the application form, you should go to the head office of the bank for the record. It will take about 20 working days to issue cards to customers after the head office of the bank examines the application materials. Handling debit cards is relatively simple. You just need to bring your own valid documents, mainly your ID card, fill out the application form at the bank where you open the account, and then you can issue the card to the applicant.

The reporting procedures of major banks are not exactly the same. If you lose it, you can report it temporarily by telephone or online banking, and then bring your ID card and other supporting materials to the bank counter to report it.

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