The postal savings bank card has been discontinued and all procedures have been submitted. How long does it take for public security review now?

How long after the postal savings bank card is frozen, the public security bureau will generally write in the notice, asking the user to explain the situation to the public security bureau within one month, otherwise the funds in the card will be disposed of. If the frozen bonds, stocks and funds are negotiable instruments, the term is generally two years and will be extended under special circumstances. Some users reported that their bank cards were frozen by the Public Security Bureau for six months, but they didn't know it. Others said that their bank cards were frozen by the Public Security Bureau. They only sent a notification message, and did not ask to cooperate with the investigation. So, when you find that your bank card has been frozen by the Public Security Bureau, don't panic. You can ask the issuing bank.

After reading the above introduction, I believe you have a comprehensive understanding of the problems that will be found after the police freeze. The bank card was frozen by the Public Security Bureau. The most common is to thaw after half a year, the fastest is to thaw within three days, and it may also be permanently frozen. Specific analysis of the specific situation. The reason for stopping the payment of postal savings card is that the cardholder thinks that the operation is illegal. Stop payment belongs to the right side of the internal bank branch. In other words, if the cardholder does not violate the rules, he will not pay. In particular, only accepting and not paying is a feature of judicial freezing, which is of special concern to cardholders. How many days does the postal savings stop paying? Postal savings bank cards are generally not carried forward within three days after payment is stopped. If it has not been thawed for more than three days, the cardholder can call the bank staff to ask the reason.

Generally speaking, if the freeze is not three days, the cardholder must go to the "payment stop provider" to cancel the payment stop. Freezing time has nothing to do with freezing time. The stop time is related to the illegal operation of the user. Generally, the reasons for bank card payment stop are that there is no transaction for a long time, or the bank card is overdrawn, owing money and disputes. The cardholder can put the bank card and ID card at the bank counter to cancel the payment of the bank card and stop handling the business. Usually, when the savings card stops paying, the cardholder can go to the bank counter to find out the reason and avoid paying again in the future. Generally speaking, when paying postal savings card, the cardholder needs to deal with it in time. Usually, there is no unreasonable freezing. Now that it has been frozen, there must be something wrong with the savings card. Freezing is not a punishment, so don't be too nervous. Cardholders can understand the reasons and deal with them in time.

: What caused it?

The full name should be "full account stop payment", which leads to many reasons for account stop payment. The common reason is that it takes a long time to open an account, and the regulations before centralized authorization goes online are not strict. When opening an account, you don't need to completely enter the correct ID number or ID type. Some tellers just enter the column of ID card type without making any changes, so these old passbooks will be stopped by the head office as unverifiable false anonymous accounts. But this is not necessarily the reason for stopping payment. It is suggested to go to the nearest outlet to find a staff member to check on the "Stop Payment Registration Book for Stop Payment Solutions".

Stopping payment of the postal currency card means that the funds in the account are suspended from payment and transfer, which does not mean that the card is blacklisted by the Postal Savings Bank. Generally cards are frozen. There are many reasons for the card to be frozen, such as risky transactions, suspected card cashing, and no transactions for more than 6 months. After the bank checks that there is no problem, the payment will generally be lifted after 72 hours. Banks have no right to freeze users' accounts, and only law enforcement departments can freeze users' bank accounts.