I lost my ID card. Is there no social security card to activate?

Generally speaking, it is not allowed.

First, the social security card activation method

1. The insured person needs to bring his social security card and the original identity certificate to the corresponding bank outlet to activate the social security card, and the medical insurance account will return to normal after activation.

2. Use the social security card to directly enable the social security function in the designated medical insurance hospital. When the insured person uses the social security card for the first time in a designated medical institution, he can directly activate the social security function by simply registering for outpatient service or hospitalization.

3. When the insured uses the social security card for the first time in the designated medical insurance pharmacy, he inserts the original medical insurance card and then inserts the social security card as required to activate the social security card.

Second, the insured person can activate the social security application after receiving the card from the human resources and social security department. Within 300 days from the date of receiving the card, I will use my valid certificate to activate the financial application at the cooperative bank outlet corresponding to the financial account, otherwise the social security application of the card will report the loss. If the insured really has something to do and can't handle it in person, he can entrust others to handle it. When entrusting others to handle the matter, the client must hold his ID card, the insured's ID card and the power of attorney. If the card social security application is reported to be lost because the financial application is not enabled, the cardholder shall cancel the card social security application at the place designated by the Human Resources Department after the card financial application is enabled.

Note: The situation varies from place to place, and the specific provisions shall be subject to local regulations.