What does social security binding mean?

Social security binding refers to associating an individual's social security account with other related personal information to realize the unified management and use of information, thus improving the efficiency and convenience of social security services. Social security binding can realize online social security application, payment inquiry, insurance record inquiry and other functions, and realize comprehensive mastery of social security information through information sharing.

The advantages of social security binding mainly include: convenience, quickness and high efficiency, which can save the time and cost of handling business and improve the quality and efficiency of social security services. In addition, social security binding can also realize information sharing and avoid repeated input and verification of personal information, thus improving the accuracy and security of social security services and ensuring the fairness and reliability of social security affairs.

To complete social security binding, you need to apply for a social security card first, and then bind it on related websites or mobile phone applications. In the process of binding, you need to provide personal basic information, social security card number and other related information, and follow the system prompts to successfully complete the social security binding. After binding, individuals only need to use the social security card for related inquiries and handling, and enjoy more convenient and efficient social security services.