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According to the "Bank Card Business Management Measures", when an individual applies for a bank card (except stored-value cards), he or she must provide the card-issuing bank with his or her valid identity document specified by the public security department. Open a registered account;?

Any entity that opens a basic deposit account at a financial institution in China should apply for an entity card with the account opening license issued by the People's Bank of China; bank cards and accounts are only available to bank accounts. It is for personal use by the cardholder approved by the issuing bank and is not allowed to be rented or lent.

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Using someone else’s identity to apply for a bank card? An 18-year-old girl was sentenced to 2 years in prison

A year ago, Yu went to Suzhou to work. By chance, Yu learned that she could make money by successfully recruiting people to apply for a card, and she started doing this business. Gradually, Yu felt that although he could make some money by asking people to apply for cards, the money would come too slowly. She thought that she could find someone to use other people's identity information to apply for a card.

To this end, she and her boyfriend opened an agency company, ostensibly introducing jobs to others, but secretly collecting the ID cards of migrant workers. Yu and her boyfriend began to recruit card applicants, telling them that for every successful bank card application and mobile online banking, they would receive a reward of 100 to 200 yuan, and successfully tricked Xiao Wang and others into joining.

As of the incident, Yu and others had successfully applied for more than 200 cards. Yu also found a merchant in Guangdong. He only needed to mail the bank card he applied for to the merchant, and he could make a profit at a price of 600 yuan per card. In just one year, a certain gang made a profit of 150,000 yuan.

Yu, who had tasted the sweetness, did not realize at all that what he was doing was illegal and criminal. One day, when Xiao Wang, a member of a certain gang, was applying for a bank card at a bank in Taicang, the staff discovered that the ID card he provided was not his own and called the police.

The police followed the clues and uncovered the crime of obstructing credit card management. Yu and his gang members were arrested. Recently, Taicang Court heard the case and made the above judgment on suspicion of obstructing credit card management.

People's Daily Online - An 18-year-old girl who used someone else's identity to apply for a bank card was sentenced to 2 years in prison