Can the personal social security account be sealed up?

Legal analysis: individual social security accounts can be sealed up. There are roughly two situations in which bank accounts are sealed up according to law: one is being sued by others and applying for property preservation, and the other is refusing to implement the court decision after it takes effect.

Legal basis: Article 12 of the Provisions of the Supreme People's Court on the Sealing-up, Seizure and Freezing of Property in Civil Execution by People's Courts. If the sealed-up or distrained property is not suitable for the custody of the people's court, the people's court may designate the person subjected to execution to be responsible for the custody; If it is not suitable for the custody of the person subjected to execution, it may entrust a third person or apply for the custody of the person subjected to execution. If the continued use of the property designated by the people's court to be kept by the person subjected to execution has no significant impact on the value of the property, the person subjected to execution may be allowed to continue to use it; Where it is kept by a people's court or entrusted to a third person or an applicant for enforcement, the custodian shall not use it.