Yes, because incomplete information will affect the deduction time. It depends on the bank's feedback that the ID card information is incorrect. If the information entered by the bank is incorrect, it can be ignored without going through the modification procedures; If the personal ID card information expires, users need to update the information through mobile banking, online banking or bank outlets.

Identity information can be updated at bank outlets through counters or self-service terminals. Generally, the person in charge of the bank lobby will give priority to recommending users to use the self-service terminal service machine to update, because this method is more convenient and does not need to be numbered, but for bank card users who have stopped non-counter service, they can only go to the counter to handle it.

There are many reasons why bank cards are abnormal:

For example, three consecutive password errors are locked, ID card information is out of date, and frequent transfer is suspected of anti-money laundering, which may affect the normal deduction of bank cards. It is best to call the issuing bank to consult customer service.

For bank cards that are abnormally unable to be deducted, they must be processed before deduction. For example, a bank loan needs to bring a valid ID card to replace the repayment card, and the online loan directly unbinds the bank card and replaces it with another card on the platform.