What does the insurance number mean?

The registration number is the unique identification code assigned to each insured by the social security system. According to this number, you can inquire about personal social security payment and social security benefits. At the same time, the insured units and individuals can also manage social security accounts through the insured number, which is convenient for various social security transactions and inquiries.

The insured number is generally composed of area identification code, insured unit code and personal code. The area identification code represents the medical insurance area, the code of the insured unit is the number assigned to the unit by the Social Security Bureau, and the personal code is assigned by the Social Security Bureau. The insurance number information of the insured personnel is managed by the social security department in a unified way, and the insured personnel and units are entered and used in strict accordance with the regulations.

The insurance number is the only identification code for social security system to identify and distinguish the insured. For individuals, the insurance number is the basic proof that the insured belongs to the social security system, shoulders social responsibilities and urges individuals to earnestly fulfill their payment obligations. For social security departments and insured units, effective and standardized management of insurance numbers can strengthen the checking, exchange, statistics and supervision of social security data, protect the social welfare rights and interests of relevant personnel during the insurance process, and make social security undertakings better meet the basic needs of people's livelihood.