How to unfreeze the construction bank card?

The freezing and thawing methods of CCB bank cards are as follows:

1. If you want to unfreeze, you need to go through the formalities at the bank where the bank card is opened.

Remember to bring your ID card and bank card. You must go by yourself, no one else can replace you.

3. To unfreeze, it is necessary to explain the situation to the bank staff. After the bank agrees, you can do what the staff asks.

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Reasons for bank card being frozen:

1. A bank card is a credit card (debit card). If it is frozen, it may be that the credit card has abnormal transactions, such as malicious cashing, forged information, and continuous password errors. And the bank card may be frozen by the bank.

Second, overdraft bank card, the bank will set the overdraft share according to the actual repayment ability. When the overdraft exceeds the share, the bank will immediately freeze your bank card.

3. The bank card is a debit card. If it's frozen,

1, the wrong account is frozen, which means that the bank mistakenly gave more money to the depositor's account when trading, so the bank may freeze the extra part.

2. This is a judicial freeze. According to the relevant provisions of the law, judicial organs can apply to banks for freezing bank cards for handling cases. At the same time, customs, tax authorities and other departments also have the right to freeze.

4. No matter what bank card it is, if the password is entered three times in a row, the banking system will automatically lock the bank card password, which is similar to freezing, but not freezing. It will be released automatically after 24 hours.

If you don't apply for a new card when the bank card expires, the bank will freeze your expired bank card after it expires.

Six, if the bank card report the loss for many times in a row, it is considered by the bank to be suspected of malicious loss reporting and frozen.

Legal basis:

Article 52

Obligations of the issuing bank:

(1) The issuing bank shall provide the bank card applicant with information on the use of the bank card, including articles of association, instructions for use, charging standards, etc. Existing cardholders can also obtain the above information.

(two) the issuing bank shall establish a fair and effective complaint system for bank card services, and disclose the complaint procedures and telephone numbers. The issuing bank shall give a reply to the cardholder's inquiry and correction request within 30 days.

(3) The issuing bank shall provide reconciliation service for the cardholder. Provide a statement to the cardholder on a monthly basis, and the issuing bank may not provide the statement to the cardholder under the following circumstances:

1. Passbooks or other transaction records have been provided to cardholders;

2. There is no transaction since the statement of the last month, and there is no outstanding balance in the account;

3. It has been agreed with the cardholder separately.

(4) The bank card statement provided by the issuing bank to the cardholder shall set out the following contents:

1, transaction amount, account balance (maturity date, minimum repayment amount and available credit limit should also be listed in the credit card);

2. The date when the transaction amount is credited to or deducted from the relevant account;

3. Date and type of the transaction;

4. Transaction record number;

5. The name or code of the merchant as the payment object (except for off-site transactions);

6. Inquire or report the address or telephone number that does not match the account.

(5) The issuing bank shall provide the cardholder with the loss reporting service of bank cards, and set up a 24-hour loss reporting service telephone, which provides two ways: telephone loss reporting and written loss reporting, with written loss reporting as the formal loss reporting method. And in the articles of association or related agreements, the responsibility for reporting the loss between the issuing bank and the cardholder is clearly stipulated.

(six) the issuing bank shall explain the importance of the password and the responsibility for the loss to the cardholder in the articles of association or instructions for use of the relevant card.

(7) The issuing bank is responsible for keeping the credit information of the cardholder confidential.