Can social security be used to handle credit cards?

Social security is only a reference for handling credit cards. Generally, it is easier to get a credit card if you have social security. Usually, the higher the amount of social security paid at the time of application, the higher the credit card limit will be. The specific place to pay social security has nothing to do with the place to apply for credit cards. When reviewing credit cards, banks will consider social security, work, personal income and other aspects comprehensively.

It should be noted that if the social security certificate is used in the application, the company name filled in the application form should be consistent with the social security certificate. And your social security must be paid normally for more than half a year after application.