How to charge for corporate online banking in China Bank?

Account opening fee 300 yuan/household

SMS service fee 120 yuan/household/mobile phone/year.

Corporate online banking (including 2 operators, 1 account) 1650 yuan/account (including USBey fee 400 yuan) 4. Corporate settlement card is 405 yuan/card/year (including 5 yuan/card plus new fee).

Electronic receipt box service/receipt self-organizing printing service 400 yuan/household/year 6. Payment password 73 yuan/account.

BANK OF CHINA (English name: Bank of China) is a large state-owned bank managed by the central government and a national vice-ministerial unit. It was established with the approval of Dr. Sun Yat-sen on February 5, 2002.

China's banking business includes commercial banking, investment, securities, funds and aircraft leasing. It has been listed in China, Hongkong Stock Exchange and Shanghai Stock Exchange.

2002110/On 29 October, the third quarterly report of 200210 released by China Bank showed that by the end of September, the total assets of China Bank had reached 26.23 trillion yuan, an increase of 7.49% compared with the beginning of the year. In the first three quarters, the operating income was 456.074 billion yuan, a year-on-year increase of 6.32%; The net profit attributable to shareholders of the parent company was 65.438+063.523 billion yuan, up 65.438+02.22% year-on-year, of which the profit in the third quarter was 507./kloc-0.0 billion yuan, up 654.38+03.438+0% year-on-year.

China Bank was established in Shanghai on 19 12 with the approval of Dr. Sun Yat-sen, and it is one of the oldest banks in China.

From 19 12 to 1928, Bank of China performed the functions of the central bank, and was responsible for acting as an agent for the national treasury, accepting foreign exchange public funds and issuing paper money.

From 1928 to 1942, Bank of China, as an international exchange bank chartered by the government, actively borrowed advanced international experience to reform the management mechanism, and took the lead in entering the international market in China financial circles, and successively set up branches in international financial centers such as London, Singapore and new york.

From 1942 to 1949, China Bank, as a specialized bank in international trade, was responsible for the receipt and payment of government foreign funds, the development of foreign trade and the handling of relevant loans and investments.

After 1949, China Bank has long been a national specialized foreign exchange and foreign trade bank, managing the national foreign exchange in a unified way, carrying out international trade settlement, remittance and other non-trade foreign exchange businesses, and vigorously supporting foreign trade development and economic construction. Since the reform and opening-up, China Bank has seized the historical opportunity of the country's utilization of foreign capital and advanced technology to speed up economic construction, exerted its unique advantages in long-term foreign exchange business, and become the main channel for the country to utilize foreign capital.