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How to lift the quota of China Merchants Bank?
just log in to the credit card APP "Pocket Life" of China Merchants Bank, click "Card Management", then click "Card Limit Settings", select the limited card, click to enter the details page, and then click "Modify Limit" or "Cancel Limit".

of course, if it is a credit card fast payment limit, it is generally stipulated by the bank and it is difficult to cancel or modify it. For example, the fast payment limit of China Merchants Bank's credit card WeChat is: a single limit of 5,, and no limit for a single day/month; The fast payment limit of credit card Alipay is: 1, yuan for a single payment, no limit for a single day and no limit for a single month.

after setting the online payment limit by yourself, all credit cards under your name will enjoy an online payment limit, which will be automatically cleared at 24 o'clock every day and will not be restored due to repayment. Professional online banking payment, fast payment and overseas website payment are generally not subject to the "online payment limit". The fast credit card payment business provided by China Merchants Bank can be divided into "fast large payment business" and "fast small payment business". The single payment amount of fast large payment system business can be larger than that of 5 yuan, but the single payment amount of fast small payment cannot be higher than that of 5 yuan. Cardholders can't change the fast payment method, and what kind of "fast payment service" to adopt is stipulated by merchants and third-party trading platforms. In addition to the single transaction limit, China Merchants Bank also stipulated the daily cash withdrawal limit for credit cards. According to the regulations, the cumulative maximum daily cash withdrawal amount per card for domestic UnionPay lines is 1, yuan, and the cumulative maximum daily cash withdrawal amount per card for overseas UnionPay lines is 1, yuan in foreign currency. The minimum credit card quota of China Merchants Bank is 1 yuan, and the maximum credit card quota can reach 5, yuan. The credit card quota ranges of different credit card types are as follows: 1. Credit card of China Merchants Bank: the quota is between 1 yuan and 1, yuan; 2. China Merchants Bank credit card gold card: the amount is between 1, yuan and 5, yuan; 3. Platinum Card of China Merchants Bank Credit Card: a fixed amount of 5, yuan plus an adjusted temporary amount.

China Merchants Bank was established in Shekou, the forefront of China's reform and opening up in 1987. It is the first joint-stock commercial bank in China that is wholly owned by an enterprise as a legal person, and the first pilot bank that the state promotes banking reform from outside the system. China Merchants Bank is headquartered in Futian District, Shenzhen. On April 9, 22, China Merchants Bank A shares were listed on the Shanghai Stock Exchange. On September 8, 26, China Merchants Bank started its public offering in Hong Kong, issuing about 2.2 billion H shares, raising 2 billion Hong Kong dollars, and listed on the Hong Kong Stock Exchange on September 22. The net capital exceeds 29 billion and the total assets exceed 4.4 trillion. By the first half of 217, China Merchants Bank had more than 1,8 domestic and overseas branches, set up service outlets in more than 13 cities in Chinese mainland, and had 5 overseas branches and 3 overseas representative offices with more than 7, employees. In addition, China Merchants Bank also wholly owns CMB Financial Leasing Co., Ltd. and holds China Merchants Fund Management Co., Ltd., holding 5% equity of China Merchants Cigna Life Insurance Co., Ltd. and 5% equity of Zhaolian Consumer Finance Company; Wing Lung Bank Limited and CMB International Financial Holdings Limited are wholly-owned in Hong Kong. The development goal of China Merchants Bank is to become a leading retail bank in China. In July 1995, the bank card card was launched, and in September 1999, Netcom, the first online bank in China, was launched, which became a widely used online payment tool for many enterprises and e-commerce websites, and promoted the development of e-commerce in China to some extent. On April 2, 215, China Merchants Group Co., Ltd. planned major events. In order to ensure fair information disclosure, safeguard the interests of investors and avoid abnormal fluctuations in the company's share price, the company's shares were suspended from trading on April 3, 215 upon the company's application. In August 216, China Merchants Bank ranked 39th in the "Top 5 Chinese Enterprises in 216".