1. The name of the American Express Centurion Black Gold Card issued by the Industrial and Commercial Bank of China has been changed to "ICBC Centurion Black Gold Card".

2. The name of the American Express Centurion Black Gold Card issued by China Merchants Bank has been changed to "China Merchants Bank American Express Centurion Black Gold Card".

3. The name of the American Express Centurion Black Gold Card issued by China Minsheng Bank has been changed to "Minsheng American Express Centurion Black Gold Card".

The American Express Centurion Black Gold Card is the black gold (highest) level version of the "Centurion Series Debit Card" launched by American Express (American Expss) in the UK in 1999 [1]. Because the main color of the card surface is black, it is also called "black card". The Centurion Black Gold Card is recognized as the "King of Cards" in the world. This card is positioned at the top group and has no limit limit (the Centurion Black Gold Card in China is a cooperatively issued credit card, so there is a limit limit, and the credit limit is 2-10 million). Most of the cardholders are political figures, billionaires and celebrities from various countries and are invited by American Express. Card applications are not accepted. Cardholders can enjoy the world's top member-exclusive benefits, rights and services. Since domestic policies prohibit foreign card organizations from independently issuing charge cards in China, American Express changed the Centurion series of cards into credit cards in China and authorized the Industrial and Commercial Bank of China, China Merchants Bank and China Minsheng Bank to issue them.

Reference: Black Gold Card-Baidu Encyclopedia