You can cancel the personal messaging service in the following ways:

1. Counter: Bring your valid ID and original registered account credentials (debit card or quasi-credit card, etc.) to the nationwide To cancel the message service at any outlet, the current settlement passbook can only be processed at any outlet of the first-level branch where the account opening outlet is located.

2. Online banking: Log in to the fashion version of online banking, click "Settings" -> "Message Service" -> "Logout" (the online banking registration bank and the card's account opening bank must belong to the same branch).

3. Mobile Banking: Log in to Personal Mobile Banking, click "More (or All > Local)" on the homepage -> "Message Service" -> "Logout" (the registered bank of Mobile Banking and the bank where the card is opened) must belong to the same branch branch jurisdiction).

4. Self-service terminal: Use your bank card to log out at any self-service terminal across the country. The self-service terminal of the Guangdong Branch does not currently support cancellation. (Due to business differences among branches, please refer to the actual function display of the machine)

Extended information

The bank card SMS notification fee has been cancelled

In February 2014 In mid-month, the National Development and Reform Commission and the China Banking Regulatory Commission jointly issued the "Measures for the Administration of Commercial Bank Service Prices" and the "Notice on Printing and Issuing the Government Pricing Catalog of Government-Guided Prices for Commercial Bank Services." Starting from August 1, 2014, the annual fee and SMS notification fee for bank cards will be cancelled, and you need to go to the bank to handle it yourself.

On February 14, 2014, the National Development and Reform Commission and the China Banking Regulatory Commission jointly issued the "Measures for the Administration of Commercial Bank Service Prices" and the "Notice on Issuing the Government-Guided Prices for Commercial Bank Services and the Government Pricing Catalog", announcing Commercial banking services implement government-guided prices and government-priced catalogs, reduce and adjust some charging standards, and stipulate some free service items.

Starting from August 1, 2014, the new regulations on commercial bank service charges jointly issued by the National Development and Reform Commission and the China Banking Regulatory Commission at the beginning of the year will be officially implemented. This time, the bank only waives part of the debit card handling fees (excluding credit cards), including annual fees, cash withdrawal fees, SMS notification fees, transfer and remittance fees, small account management fees, etc. Many banks use soft implementation and do not inform customers. Instead, they must bring their ID cards to the counter to apply for the application before they can process it.