1. Credit cards have these two marks, and most of them are dual-currency cards issued after 2000, and most of them are single-RMB cards issued in the 1990s (for example, the Great Wall RMB card of Bank of China, some of which are now marked with MasterCard and UnionPay).
2. Most quasi-credit cards have two signs, but they are actually single-currency cards (such as ICBC).
3. All CCB cards with visa or MasterCard logo are dual-currency cards.