95566 is the official customer service number of Bank of China.

Dial 95566, press 1 for banking services according to the prompt tone, and then press 0 to select manual services.

After entering the manual service, tell the manual customer service what business needs to be handled.

The Bank of China is the note-issuing bank of Hong Kong and Macau.

The business scope covers commercial banking, investment banking, funds, insurance, aviation leasing, etc.

Bank of China is mainly engaged in commercial banking business, including corporate, personal finance, capital business, international capital business and financial institution business.

Bank of China is mainly engaged in commercial banking business, including corporate, personal finance, capital business, international capital business and financial institution business.

On February 5, 1912, with the approval of Dr. Sun Yat-sen, the Bank of China was officially established.

The head office is located at No. 1, Fuxingmennei Street, Beijing.

It is a large state-owned bank managed by the central government and a national deputy ministerial level unit.

1. Bank of China is the only bank in China that has been in continuous operation for more than 100 years.

It is also the most internationalized and diversified bank in China.

Institutions cover mainland China and 61 countries and regions, including BOC International, BOC Investment, BOC Funds, BOC Insurance, BOC Aviation, BOC Consumer Finance, BOC Financial Services, BOC Hong Kong and other holding financial institutions.

In 2017, Bank of China became the only "Double Austrian Bank" in China.

In 2019, Bank of China was once again selected as a global systemically important bank, becoming the only financial institution from an emerging market economy to be selected for nine consecutive years.

In July 2019, The Banker announced the top 1000 global banks in 2019, with Bank of China ranked fourth.

2. Bank of China was established in Shanghai in 1912 with the approval of Dr. Sun Yat-sen. It is one of the oldest banks in China.

From 1912 to 1928, the Bank of China performed the functions of the central bank and was responsible for serving as the national treasury, accepting foreign exchange, and issuing banknotes.

3. From 1928 to 1942, as an international foreign exchange bank chartered by the government, the Bank of China actively learned from advanced international experience, reformed its management mechanism, took the lead in the Chinese financial industry to enter the international market, and successively established branches internationally.

Financial centers such as London, Singapore and New York.

From 1942 to 1949, the Bank of China, as a professional bank engaged in international trade, was responsible for the collection and payment of government foreign funds, the development of foreign trade, and the processing of related loans and investments.

4. Since 1949, Bank of China has been a national specialized bank for foreign exchange and foreign trade. It operates and manages national foreign exchange in a unified manner, carries out non-trade foreign exchange businesses such as international trade settlement and overseas remittances, and supports foreign trade development and economic construction.

Since the reform and opening up, the Bank of China has firmly seized the historical opportunity of the country to use foreign capital and advanced technology to accelerate economic construction, fully leveraged the unique advantages of long-term foreign exchange business, and became the main channel for the Bank of China to utilize foreign capital.