1. CITIC, fill out an application form online, and someone will contact you soon. Then they will go to your workplace, fill in the form, and review the certificates. The approval will be fast, but the amount will not be high. 2,000--3,000; 2. For investment, you also fill out the application form online, and then go to your place of work. If you have a college diploma or above, you will be approved for about 5,000, and the approval will be very fast. Personally, I think the China Merchants Bank card is easier to use. The service is good, and there are SMS reminders for every purchase and repayment, which is free; 3. Bank of Communications, which is all over the street. For example, Yonghui in Xiangyuantou and the Bank of Communications near Lianpan Station seem to have been accepting Bank of Communications credit cards for a long time. , or the Hualin Bank of Communications near Hualin Fourth Bridge Station. They also give out gifts and are generally approved. Bachelor's degree graduates are directly approved for more than 5,000, but the approval speed is extremely slow. The Bank of Communications card is not that easy to use and is often deposited in the ATM machine. If you can't pay, you have to go to the bank to queue up for repayment, and the service is not good; 4. Everbright, sister, I saw it at Dayang Gate in Dongjiekou last time. I don't know if it is available now. A bachelor's degree can be approved for 10,000-15,000. The acquisition speed is average, and Everbright's credit limit is relatively high, but if you go to the bank to apply for a real estate certificate or something, they probably won't be able to apply for it. You can only try your luck to see if there are stalls on the street to apply for a card; 5. The people's livelihood credit limit is also very high. Gao, I've seen people get approved for 20,000 with a business card with the title of manager. It seems that the limit can be raised quickly, but it's not easy to do now. Going to the bank and asking for it requires a lot of 7,788 materials. That much is known. . . . . . . . . . .