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Card issuing object

According to the different issuing banks, it can be divided into corporate cards and personal cards.

(1) company card. Company cards are issued to various industrial and commercial enterprises, scientific research and education institutions, state party and government organs, armed forces, organizations and other legal person organizations.

(2) Personal card. Personal cards are issued to individual urban and rural residents, including workers, cadres, teachers, scientific and technological workers, self-employed households and other adult urban and rural residents with stable income sources. The personal card is applied in the name of an individual and bears all the responsibilities for its use.

credit position

According to the credit status of cardholders, it can be divided into ordinary cards and gold cards.

(1) ordinary card. Ordinary cards are issued to cardholders with average economic strength, credibility and status, and the requirements are not high.

(2) gold card. Gold card is an advanced credit card that pays a high membership fee and enjoys special treatment. Card issuers are institutions with high credit, strong repayment ability, credit or certain social status. The starting point of gold card authorization limit is higher, and the additional service items and scope are wider, so the requirements for related service fees and deposits are higher.

Liquidation method

According to different payment methods, credit cards can be divided into credit cards and quasi-credit cards.

(1) credit card. That is, when the issuing bank provides bank credit, it overdraws first, and then repays or pays in installments. Most of these cards are used for international circulation. In other words, the way to allow cardholders to pay off their credit card accounts is "consume first, then deposit". Most of these cards are used for international circulation.

(2) quasi-credit card. It refers to a credit card in which the cardholder must first deposit a certain amount of reserve funds according to the requirements of the issuing bank. When the balance of the reserve account is insufficient to pay, it can be overdrawn within the credit limit stipulated by the issuing bank, but interest will be charged from the date of overdraft, and interest-free period will not be enjoyed (reserve is not required for quasi-credit card).