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

Of course. However, social security cards can be used to withdraw money from ATMs, provided that the financial account of social security cards has been opened. At present, the social security card we use consists of two accounts, one is a social security account, and personal money can be used to reimburse the expenses of going to the hospital for medical treatment and going to the pharmacy to get medicine, but you can't withdraw money freely at ATM; The other is a financial account, which is equivalent to a bank card and also has the basic functions of a bank card. That is to say, it is ok to withdraw money from an ATM or use it for consumption, transfer, cash withdrawal and payment.

After receiving the social security card, the cardholder needs to activate not only the social security account, but also the financial account. When you receive and activate the social security card at the bank outlet, you can ask the bank staff to help you with the activation procedures of the financial account. After successful processing, you can enjoy functions similar to bank cards. In addition, the withdrawal of funds from the social security card financial account can be carried out not only at the ATM of the issuing bank, but also at the ATM of other banks. Whether it is necessary to charge an inter-bank withdrawal fee depends on the situation of the bank.

In addition to the functions of bank cards, social security cards and medical insurance cards are merged in most areas at present, so social security cards also include personal medical insurance accounts. As long as there is a balance in the personal medical insurance account, you can pay the medical expenses directly with the social security card.