Standard Chartered Bank is one of the oldest foreign banks in China. Since 1858 set up its first branch in Shanghai, it has been doing business in China. In April 2007, Standard Chartered Bank (China) Limited became one of the first banks registered in China. The business of Standard Chartered Bank in China covers nearly 30 coastal and inland cities, which reflects the long-term commitment of Standard Chartered Bank to the China market.
How to open an account with Standard Chartered Bank?
Mainland residents apply for Standard Chartered Bank savings card and provide ID card, pass and passport. In addition, Standard Chartered Bank has capital requirements for opening an account, and each branch has different requirements: some require a basic deposit of 300,000 yuan, while others require a basic deposit of 500,000 yuan. Specific requirements shall be subject to the specific requirements of the branch.
Generally speaking, some domestic outlets do not apply for personal bank cards, mainly for business. When users apply for a bank card, it is best to call the outlet first, or go to the bank to inquire clearly before handling it.