How to check the integrated account

There are four ways to check the integrated account:

1. Social security website or mobile app

(1) The social security website or mobile app is usually provided by the local social security bureau, and you can check it by visiting the website or downloading the app and registering for a personal account.

(2) During the registration process, it is usually necessary to provide personal identification information, social security card number and other verification information. Please ensure that the information provided is accurate.

(3) Once you have logged in to your personal account, you can find the Coordinated Account Inquiry option in the Personal Center or a similar functional module on the website or app.

(4) The inquiry result may include the balance of the co-ordinated account, contribution records, reimbursement status and other relevant information.

2. Social Security Bureau Window

(1) You can consult the staff at the window of your local social security bureau, which is usually located at the social security bureau or social security service center.

(2) When consulting at the window, you will be required to provide proof of your personal identity (e.g., ID card, social security card, etc.), as well as any other relevant information that may be required.

(3) Based on the needs and the information provided, the staff will check the balance and transaction records of the co-ordinated account through the internal system and provide the relevant results.

(4) If detailed transaction records or other relevant information is required, a specific request can be made to the staff for the appropriate service.

3. Social Security Agency Service Hotline

(1) You can make inquiries by calling the service hotline of your local social security agency.

(2) When calling the service hotline, you may be asked to follow the voice navigation or wait for a staff member to answer.

(3) Please have your personal identification information ready and follow the prompts to provide relevant information, such as your ID card number and social security card number.

(4) The staff will check the balance and transaction records of the co-ordinated account over the phone and provide the results.

4. Social security card inquiry machine

(1) In some areas, there may be self-service inquiry machines at social security bureaus or social security service outlets.

(2) To use a self-service inquiry machine, you need to insert your social security card and follow the on-screen guidelines to select the function of inquiring about your integrated account.

(3) Depending on the inquiry machine, you may be required to enter your personal identification information or social security card password for verification.

(4) The inquiry machine will automatically read the information on the social security card and display the balance and transaction history of the integrated account.

Individual account and co-ordinated account are two important concepts in the social security system, with the following differences:

1. Conceptual differences

Individual account refers to the account in the social security system formed by an individual's payment of social security fees, which is held by the individual and used to pay for his or her own social security benefits. The integrated account, on the other hand, refers to the social security system, by the state, local governments and social organizations and other **** with the funds raised by the formation of the account, held by the government department, used to pay social security benefits.

2, the difference between the sources of funds

Individual accounts are mainly funded by individuals and their employers to pay social security fees, which are paid by the individual and the enterprise, that is to say, the source of funds is borne by the individual and the enterprise **** the same. The co-ordinated account, on the other hand, is mainly funded by social security contributions from the government and enterprises and other organizations, and these contributions are borne by the government and enterprises respectively.

3. Difference in management organizations

The management organizations of individual accounts are mainly social security fund management organizations, which are set up by the government and are mainly responsible for the management of funds in individual accounts. The management institutions of the integrated account are mainly social security fund management centers, which are set up by the government and are mainly responsible for managing the funds of the integrated account.

In summary: When making inquiries about the integrated account, please make sure to provide accurate personal identification information and relevant verification information. In addition, the specific operational regulations may vary from region to region, so it is recommended to know the regulations and requirements of your local social security bureau beforehand in order to complete the inquiry operation more smoothly.

Legal basis:

Social Insurance Law of the People's Republic of China

Article 4

Employers and individuals in the territory of the People's Republic of China shall, in accordance with the law, be entitled to make inquiries about the payment records and records of individual rights and interests, and to request social insurance consulting services and other related services from the social insurance administrative organizations.

Individuals enjoy social insurance benefits in accordance with the law, and have the right to supervise the payment of contributions for them by their own units.