The full name is "Beijing Housing Provident Fund Management Center". The Beijing Housing Provident Fund Management Center (referred to as the Management Center) is based on the "Decision of the State Council on Amending the Regulations on the Administration of Housing Provident Funds" (State Council Order No. 350) and approved by the Beijing Municipal People's Government.

, based on the Beijing Housing Fund Management Center, was established on October 10, 2002 after reorganizing its institutions and personnel.

The management center also retains the brand of Beijing Housing Fund Management Center.

The management center is an independent, not-for-profit institution directly under the municipal government.

The center has 3 sub-centers: the Central Government Branch of the Central Committee of the Communist Party of China, the Central Government Branch, and the Beijing Railway Branch; it manages 24 vertical management departments; it has 13 departments and 2 directly affiliated institutions:

Beijing Housing Loan Guarantee Center, Beijing Housing Loan Personal Credit Information Service Center.

The main responsibilities of the management center are: (1) Preparing and implementing the collection and use plan of housing provident funds in Beijing; (2) Responsible for recording the deposit, withdrawal and use of housing provident funds for employees in Beijing; (3) Responsible for

Accounting for the housing provident fund in the Beijing area; (4) Approving the withdrawal and use of the housing provident fund in the Beijing area; (5) Responsible for the preservation and return of the housing provident fund in the Beijing area; (6) Preparing the implementation of the collection and use plan of the housing provident fund in the Beijing area

Report; (7) Undertake other matters decided by the Beijing Housing Provident Fund Management Committee.

The management center is branded as the Beijing Housing Fund Management Center and is entrusted by the municipal government to supervise and manage the establishment and use of Beijing unit housing funds, public housing maintenance funds, and housing subsidies.