Social security cards belong to several new types of accounts.

Social security card belongs to a special account and is not included. From 65438+February 1, the same person can only open a Class I account in the same bank. If a Class I account has been opened, a Class II account or a Class III account should be opened, and only one Class III account can be opened by the same payment institution.

As a credit or payment tool issued by banks, bank cards have the functions of deposit and withdrawal, transfer and remittance, which can greatly reduce the use of cash and make transactions more convenient and faster.

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Bank card accounts are generally divided into one category, two categories and three categories. The state has issued the latest regulations. In any bank, each user can only open a Class I account. If you already have a Class I account, you can only open a Class II or Class III account. Class I households are traditional savings cards or debit cards with the most complete functions;

Class II accounts cannot access cash, and funds can only be transferred from Class I accounts and can only be traded online; Class III households have more restrictions and can only conduct small transactions. Because social security cards also belong to bank cards, according to the order of bank processing, they can be one type or two types.