Yes, overdue credit card debt may result in the bank card being frozen.

Details:

1. The bank has the right to decide whether to freeze the bank card based on the credit status of the debit card holder.

2. If a debit card holder is considered to have bad credit due to overdue credit card debt, the bank may take measures to freeze the bank card.

3. Freezing a bank card means that the cardholder cannot conduct any transactions, including withdrawals, deposits, payments and transfers, etc.

4. The bank usually releases the freeze on the bank card after the cardholder pays off the balance or reaches a repayment arrangement with the bank.

Summary:

Overdue credit card debt may result in the bank card being frozen, which is determined by the bank based on the credit status of the debit card holder. Freezing a bank card restricts the cardholder's ability to make transactions until the balance is repaid or a repayment arrangement is reached.

Extended information:

If the debt is large and continues to be overdue, the bank may take other measures, such as pursuing legal means to recover the debt or handing the case over to a collection agency. In addition, late repayments may also affect an individual's credit record and have a negative impact on future loans, credit card applications, etc.

It is worth mentioning that different banks may have different methods and measures for handling overdue credit cards. Therefore, cardholders should contact the bank in time to understand the specific situation and formulate an appropriate repayment plan to avoid the bank card being frozen or other adverse consequences.