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How long does it take Ping An Bank to go from public to private?
Mobile phone transfer, immediate arrival; Computer transfer, free within 24 hours; Paid, within 2 hours. After submission, the bill will be 50,000 yuan before 24: 00 on the next working day. Working days do not include national holidays and weekends, and the arrival time will be postponed.

(1) Transfer the bank card to ICBC, China Merchants Bank, China Construction Bank, Agricultural Bank of China, Bank of China, Xingye, Ping An and Hangzhou Bank, and pay the wallet by mobile phone. The banking service will receive the account within 2 hours. Operating on the computer can only be received before 24 o'clock the next day. (2) If the single transfer is more than or equal to 50,000 yuan, both the mobile phone and the computer will arrive before 24: 00 the next day. And in case of legal holidays or rest days, the arrival time will be postponed. (3) Transfer the money to CITIC, China Everbright, Ping An, China Merchants Bank and Postal Cartoon for real-time receipt. (4) Two-hour banking service schedule (supporting banks and service hours): 8: 00-19: 00 for ABC and BOC; CCB: 6: 00 -20: 00; Bank of Communications: 6: 00-20: 30; Xingye:1:00-22: 00; Peace: 7 o'clock -22 o'clock; China Merchants Bank, Industrial and Commercial Bank of China and Hangzhou Bank: 0: 00-23: 59

(2) Under normal circumstances, the time limit for Ping An Bank's corporate online banking transfer to the account is:

1. Intra-bank transfer: supporting 7×24 hours and real-time receipt;

2. Inter-bank transfer: the status is successful, which means that the funds have arrived at the receiving bank, and the arrival time varies according to the posting mechanism of the receiving bank.

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A bank settlement account opened by depositors in accordance with laws, administrative regulations and rules for the special management and use of their special funds. Special deposit accounts are used to handle the receipt and payment of special funds, and special deposit accounts that allow cash withdrawal must be approved.

Capital construction funds, renovation funds, extra-budgetary funds, grain, cotton and oil purchase funds, unit bank card reserve funds, securities trading settlement funds, futures trading deposits, interbank funds deposited by financial institutions, income remittance funds and business expenditure funds, unit party, league and trade union organization funds and other funds that need special management and use according to regulations may apply for opening special deposit accounts.