Can I cancel my account with a bank card bound to social security?

Legal analysis: After the bank card bound by the social security card is cancelled, the original social security card can be cancelled, and then a new bank card can be applied for binding the social security card. The cancellation method of social security card is as follows: to cancel the original social security card, you can apply for cancellation at the card-making bank with your ID card. After the cancellation of the social security card, it has no effect on the five-year basic old-age insurance you paid in the form of land acquisition and rural conversion. If you work in a different place in the future, you can transfer the basic old-age insurance relationship paid during your work in a different place back to the local social security bureau and merge it with the local payment for 5 years. According to the regulations on the management of social security cards, each resident can only apply for one social security card. If a social security card has been received, when the cardholder (or legal representative, guardian, spouse, children and other relatives) applies for cancellation of the social security card, he should first apply for cancellation of the social security card to the social security card handling service agency of the social security department in the place where the card is issued or the social security card is transferred out, and then cancel the bank account at the social security card service bank outlet.

Legal basis: Article 3 of the Provisions on Several Issues Concerning the Trial of Civil Disputes over Bank Cards shall be deemed as the interruption of the limitation of action for the creditor's rights enjoyed by the card-issuing bank against the cardholder under any of the following circumstances:

(1) The issuing bank shall deduct overdraft principal and interest, liquidated damages, etc. Draw money from the cardholder's account as agreed;

(2) The issuing bank collects the creditor's rights by sending short messages, written letters and emails to the telephone number, mailing address and email address reserved for the cardholder;

(3) The issuing bank reports the case to the public security organ on the grounds that the cardholder is suspected of malicious overdraft;

(four) other circumstances that can be identified as interruption of the limitation of action.