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Q: What should you do if you lose your bank card?

Hasn't happened, but I know it will. And I have no clue what I should do if that happens.

15 years 6 weeks ago in  Money & Banking - China

 
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Go to the bank, and cancel it. If you have an account with a bank book, you can still withdraw money from the teller using that, while you wait for them to send you a replacement card.

When I lost my Bank of China card, I went in to request a new card, cancel the old one etc. I was told that it would take 2 weeks to get a new one. (This was in a small town and a few years back though, maybe it has got more efficient now.) So I opened a new account, and used my bank book, to transfer the funds across. This got me a new card instantly, but I did then have to go through the hassle of getting my employer to change my bank details.

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call the bank first, declare that u lost it...
Then go to the bank with ur pass port and related information, get a new card, change the password...

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hope you don't write your password note with your wallet haha

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hope someone who knew your password didn't play smart on you ... Laughing out loud

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