Can I use my social security card to withdraw money from the ATM?

Social security cards have financial accounts and can be used as bank cards. If the financial account has been activated and you have deposited money in it, you can withdraw money from the ATM. Because the current social security card has two accounts, not only social security accounts, but also financial accounts, the insured can use the social security card as a bank card. However, most people misunderstand that the money in the personal account of the medical insurance card (in some areas, the medical insurance card and the social security card are the same card) can be taken out, but it is actually impossible to take it out. The money in the personal account of the medical insurance card can only be used to pay when the designated medical institution sees a doctor or buys medicine. Of course, if the insured person dies or emigrates to settle abroad, he can bring relevant information to the local medical insurance service center to apply for withdrawing the money from the personal account of the medical insurance card, but it cannot be withdrawn automatically.

The personal account of medical insurance card does not need the insured to save money by himself, but the unit and employees (that is, the insured) jointly pay the premiums, and part of the premiums paid by the unit and employees will be automatically credited to the personal account of medical insurance card every month.