2. If users need to print the running bill of ICBC account, they can choose to print it at business outlets, self-service bank or online bank. Generally speaking, users only need to print the bank operation bill within half a year, and they need to operate it themselves, which is irreplaceable by others. Nowadays, housing prices in major cities in China are getting higher and higher, and even buying a house in many places costs millions of dollars. At this moment, if most young people want to have a home, most of them need to borrow money to buy a house. It is not easy to apply for a loan. In addition to providing personal credit reports and proof of stable work, most banks also need users to provide daily accounts to judge users' spending power and habits, and then judge whether users have the ability to repay loans.
3. If ICBC users want to print a running account, they can do so in three ways. If there is a bank outlet nearby, they can directly bring their bank cards, bankbooks and identification certificates to the outlet counter to express their wishes, and inform the other party of the interval to be printed, and the staff will print it and provide it to the user himself. Of course, if this journal is used for bank loans, the bank needs to help seal it. In addition, users can also choose to use self-service bank printing, which requires users to bring their ID cards to the self-service machines at ICBC outlets, insert cards and select the printing cycle to obtain the operation report. In addition, for some users who are inconvenient to go out, they can also directly log in to ICBC's personal online banking, find personal account bills, select dates to export details, and query every transaction record in the bank account. Generally speaking, if a user needs to print an account, he can only print a six-month running account in the account. When banks examine users' loan applications, they will also measure users' economic strength through their running bills, so this is also an essential material for applying for loans.