The process of handling the postal receipt code is very simple: bring my ID card and postal bank card to the business hall of Postal Savings Bank, ask the lobby manager to explain the receipt code, and then fill in the information according to the process to submit the application.

When handling postal payment codes, it should be noted that if there is no business license, the payment codes are subject to consumption restrictions, and the consumption of each code scan cannot exceed that of 500 yuan. The funds received through the receipt code need to be transferred to the postal bank card bound by the user the next day, so don't worry if there is no fund in the bank card, you can check it in the bank card when the settlement is completed the next day.

Postal savings bank's collection code supports a wide range. In addition to WeChat and Alipay, it also supports Jingdong Wallet and savings cards and bank cards of various banks. At the same time, QQ wallet can also be used for code scanning payment.

Compared with Alipay or WeChat to pay QR code, it takes several days or a week from submitting the application to sending it. The collection code of the Postal Savings Bank only needs to bring your ID card and bank card to the business outlets of the Postal Savings Bank, and it can be successfully applied in one day. The postal receipt code will be activated automatically the next day, and it can be used without the user's own activation.

Postal receipt code handling fee is 0.38%. According to the notice issued by the People's Bank of China and the National Development and Reform Commission in September, 20 16, the new credit card handling fee will be formally implemented, and the pos transaction fee will be adjusted to 0.5% for debit cards and 0.6% for credit cards.

China Postal Savings Bank is a large retail commercial bank in China. Founded on March 6, 2007, it is headquartered in Xicheng District, Beijing. Formerly known as Postal Savings Office; In 20 16, the Postal Savings Bank was successfully listed on the main board of the Hong Kong Stock Exchange. Mainly engaged in banking and financial services. According to the overall arrangement of financial system reform in the State Council, China Postal Savings Bank Co., Ltd. was formally established in March 2007 on the basis of reforming the original postal savings management system.