Call the bank customer service hotline for consultation, but you need to tell the customer service card number accurately. Debit cards can only be handled at the bank counter, while silver cards.
The guild charges a certain fee, and credit cards can be handled through different channels, except bank counters and online.
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2. The credit card at the beginning of CCB 62 is the standard credit card of UnionPay. It is a single-currency credit card and can only be settled in RMB. Other bank cards that start with 9 and 60 also belong to China UnionPay, among which cards that start with 62 and 60 are UnionPay cards that meet international standards, which means that they can be used in overseas stores that support UnionPay. There is no special meaning at the beginning of 62, just a logo to identify the UnionPay channel where the card is taken.
The credit card at the beginning of 3.62 is not much different from other credit cards. How to use the card or how to use it? Pay by swiping your card on the POS machine when you go to the store. Just because the cards starting with 62 are UnionPay standard single-currency credit cards, you can only use RMB. Unlike those dual-currency credit cards, dual-currency credit cards support transactions in two currencies. For example, RMB+USD dual currency card, both RMB and USD can be traded. Also, because it is a UnionPay card, you can only take the UnionPay channel; Other cards such as MasterCard take the MasterCard channel, and Visa takes the Visa channel. MasterCard starts with the number 5, while Visa starts with the number 4. What you need to pay attention to is that it is precisely because the card at the beginning of 62 is UnionPay card, which can only be used in China. If you spend money abroad, you'd better use MasterCard or Visa. After all, the main channels abroad are MasterCard and VISA.
4. The card number of the bank card is the number that identifies the information of the card issuer and the cardholder, and consists of the following three parts: the identification code (BIN number) of the card issuing bank, the user-defined bit of the card issuing bank, and the check code. BIN number is the BankIdentification Number, and the full English name is BankIdentification Number. BIN, represented by 6 digits, appears in the first 6 digits of the card number and is distributed by the International Organization for Standardization (ISO) to all bank card organizations engaged in inter-bank transfer and exchange.