This securities card, is the legacy product of the year.

As the second floor said:

CNB is now upgrading the system, CNB is now phasing out a single securities card, the securities function is subsumed into the savings card, so the bank in the recovery of your securities card at the same time, it is to give you have done the account subsumption, transition processing. The bank is not withdrawing the securities card at maturity this time, and canceling the card type.

Additionally, even if you buy the stock, after the account collection, your savings card are able to continue to query or transaction, the bank in the recovery of securities card will be done after cutting the corner of the processing, cut off the magnetic stripe on your personal information and account information is not back to the risk.

Now the situation, the securities card is basically useless, can be said to be invalid. It was a transitional product.

Now that you've been given a bank card and opened up online banking (the free version is fine), you can buy and sell funds. The funds on your original securities card will also be transferred to your current new card.

About the question you mentioned, is there a right to recover. This, I should say is Not strictly conclusive. Of course, you want to make a souvenir, you can discuss it with the bank's people well. I'm not sure if you're going to be able to do that, but I'm sure you'll be able to do it," he said.

Can the securities card be replaced? You can't replace it. There are no more cards like that.

The card you use to buy and sell stocks doesn't have any conflict with the original card. It's a good idea.

Ask me if you don't understand.