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Q: when using an atm in china[ beijing] is the pin 6 digits?

15 years 6 weeks ago in  General  - China

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No, I do not think the pin always have to be 6 digits. You can set up the pin number yourself within certain range of digits after activate your ATM card for the first time.

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6 as far as I know....

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I only used my American ATM card here at one or two machines; neither asked for six digits. It will be easier to get a Chinese account when you can, though, and they ask you to choose a six digit pin.

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i will live there 5 years, i have no intentions of getting a chinese bank account because bank of america owns part of china construction bank, all my money goes to bank of america, i hope this won't be a problem

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It must be 6 in China.. (Chinese Bank account) not more not less

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Yes it is 6 numbers

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