The detailed activation methods of online banking of Guangfa Credit Card are listed below:
1. Log in to the website. Log in to the official website of Guangfa Bank on the computer. There is a menu bar at the top of the homepage of the website, and find the "credit card" option in the row of options in the menu bar. Click the "Credit Card" option directly to enter the "Guangfa Bank Credit Card Center".
2. Start activation. After entering the CGB Credit Card Center, find the "Credit Card Application" column on the far left of the CGB Credit Card Center, find the "Card Activation" button in the "Credit Card Application" column, and click the "Card Activation" button to enter the credit card activation page.
3. Set the password. Follow the process on the Card Activation page. Select the certificate type first, then enter the certificate number, credit card number and verification code, and click Next. Then set the payment password. After the password is set, click OK to activate it.
4. complete activation. After the password setting is completed, click the "Activate Now" button at the bottom of the page to jump to the completion page and display "Congratulations Card Activated". The credit card activation of Guangfa Bank is completed.
in addition, the method of SMS activation is to use the reserved mobile phone to send the following contents to 9558 "ktk+last four digits of card number+last four digits of certificate number", for example: KTK11112222.
Extended information:
Guangfa Bank was established in September 1988 with a registered capital of 11.48 billion RMB, and its head office is at No.713 Dongfeng East Road, Yuexiu District, Guangzhou City, Guangdong Province, China. With the approval of the People's Bank of the State Council and China, Guangdong Development Bank, as a pilot bank for financial system reform in China, was established by the beautiful Pearl River, and it is one of the earliest joint-stock commercial banks in China.
On April 8, 211, with the approval of the regulatory authorities and relevant government departments, the original registered name of Guangdong Development Bank Co., Ltd. was changed to "Guangfa Bank Co., Ltd." for short. The English name was changed to "China Guangfa Bank" ("China Guangfa Bank").
By the end of June 22, the assets of Guangfa Bank totaled 2.81 trillion yuan, an increase of 6.84% compared with the beginning of 22; Liabilities totaled 2.59 trillion yuan, an increase of 7.2% compared with the beginning of 22. In the first half of 22, Guangfa Bank achieved an operating income of 4.97 billion yuan and a net profit of 6.486 billion yuan.
On March 9th, 22, the "Top 1 Banking Companies in China in 219" was released, and Guangfa Bank ranked 16th.
Business scope:
The business scope of Guangfa Bank is all banking business stipulated in the Commercial Banking Law, mainly including: absorbing public deposits and issuing short-,medium-and long-term loans; Handle settlement; Handle bill discount; Issuing financial bonds; Acting as an agent to issue, honor and underwrite government bonds; Buying and selling government bonds; Engage in interbank lending; Provide letter of credit service and guarantee; Agency receipts and payments and insurance agency business; Provide safe deposit box service;
foreign exchange deposits; Foreign exchange loans; Foreign exchange remittance; Foreign currency exchange; International settlement; Settlement and sale of foreign exchange; Inter-bank foreign exchange lending; Acceptance and discount of foreign exchange bills; Foreign exchange loan; Foreign exchange guarantee; Issuance of foreign exchange credit cards;
buying and selling foreign currency securities other than stocks and acting as an agent; Issuing and acting as an agent to issue securities in foreign currencies other than stocks; Self-operated and valet foreign exchange trading; Acting as an agent for the issuance and payment of foreign credit cards; Offshore financial business; Credit investigation, consultation and witness business. Other businesses approved by the People's Bank of China and China Banking Regulatory Authority.