If your credit card is frozen, you cannot continue to use it.

When a credit card is frozen, it is generally because the bank deliberately makes the credit card temporarily unable to be used normally in order to prevent unnecessary risks. Only after it is unfrozen, the credit card can continue to be used for consumption. After discovering that their credit card has been frozen, the cardholder can call the credit card customer service center to inquire about the specific reasons for the freeze. If it is overdue and frozen, then pay off the debt in time and then apply to the bank for unfreezing. If it is frozen due to suspicion of cashing out, just take out your consumption receipts, prove to the bank that it is normal consumption, and then apply for unfreezing.