"What is the bank with which the card is issued?" This usually refers to the bank with which the credit or debit card is issued. The bank is the bank or financial institution that issues the card. Different cards may have different account opening banks, so you need to pay special attention when using these cards.

When using a credit card, the issuing bank is sometimes called the card issuer because these banks or financial institutions issue the credit card and list the account information on their periodic statements. When using a debit card, the bank where the account is opened may also be called the issuing bank, because these institutions provide users with debit cards and display account information in their transaction details.

The account opening bank is very important information for card transactions. Generally speaking, when you make a purchase in a store, the merchant will ask you to provide important information such as your credit or debit card number, expiration date, and security code. For credit cards, the merchant may also check the bank's information to confirm whether your credit card is valid. To protect yourself from fraudulent activity, you should always be aware of which bank the card you are using comes from.

If you forget the bank information of your credit card or debit card, you can find the relevant information on the website of the bank or financial institution, or obtain it by consulting customer service for free. Especially when traveling or shopping online, knowing your card information can be very important as it helps you avoid unnecessary fees and risks.

In some cases, you may need to know other people’s bank information. For example, when you send or receive money from someone, they need to provide their bank account information, including the bank where the account is held. In this case, you can get the corresponding information from the other party. It is recommended that you exercise caution and attention when exchanging information to ensure that your transaction or transfer is legal and secure. At the same time, if the other party does not provide accurate or detailed information, it is recommended that you verify it again when contacting the customer service staff of the bank or financial institution to avoid errors.