I applied a year ago, and I just got a card, with a 3w quota. The experience is as follows: First, I made a 5w wealth management product at CCB (there are many wealth management products with capital preservation ranging from more than 30 days to several months in a short period of time). Because I said I wanted to get a dragon card (that is, the global payment card you mentioned), the manager hinted that this product was aimed at middle and high-end customers, and it was better for their bank customers, otherwise the fixed deposit of other banks would not add much points to the approval, so under various considerations, I first saved 5w to make one. Then, according to the manager's instructions, I submitted a copy of the real estate license, a copy of the driving license, a half-year ordinary account running water (this needs to be printed and sealed by the bank, but I can't type it out by online banking) and a copy of the company's business license (all the original documents should be brought to them for verification, and then they will copy it). I received a text message about three weeks ago saying that the card had been sent out, and I went to the post office to get it back two days ago. The above is for reference.