来源：大河报 近日，刘女士向大河报记者反映，自己因工作需要，打算办理一张银行卡。本以为带着身份证就能"极 速办卡"，没想到却接连碰壁。"当天上午，我一口气跑了三家网点，都没办成。" 刘女士不是郑州本地户口。当天到网点后，工作人员告知：需提供在郑州长期居住的证明，比如居住 证；此外，预留手机号必须是办卡人本人实名认证的手机号。而刘女士虽然此前已办理过居住证，但一 直使用的是女儿用自己身份证实名的手机号，因不符合要求，办卡未果。 来源：大河报 近日，刘女士向大河报记者反映，自己因工作需要，打算办理一张银行卡。本以为带着身份证就能"极 速办卡"，没想到却接连碰壁。"当天上午，我一口气跑了三家网点，都没办成。" 刘女士不是郑州本地户口。当天到网点后，工作人员告知：需提供在郑州长期居住的证明，比如居住 证；此外，预留手机号必须是办卡人本人实名认证的手机号。而刘女士虽然此前已办理过居住证，但一 直使用的是女儿用自己身份证实名的手机号，因不符合要求，办卡未果。 一家银行网点工作人员告诉记者，如果不是郑州本地户口，确实需要提供居住证等长期居住证明；同 时，银行卡预留手机号必须为办卡者本人实名认证。而另一家银行工作人员表示，目 ...

Core Viewpoint - The article highlights the increasing concerns of merchants in the Shui Bei gold and jewelry market regarding account freezes due to fraud-related activities, exacerbated by the rise in money laundering through gold transactions and the enforcement of anti-fraud measures [6][10][12]. Group 1: Fraud and Account Freezes - Merchants in Shui Bei have faced numerous account freezes due to suspected involvement in fraud, with cases reported frequently in recent years [6][9]. - A specific case involved a merchant named Feng Feng, whose account was frozen after a transaction with a buyer who turned out to be involved in a fraud scheme [5][12]. - The phenomenon of account freezes is attributed to the "断卡行动" (Card Cutting Action) initiated in 2020, which increased scrutiny on financial transactions, particularly in high-value gold trading [9][10]. Group 2: Legal and Regulatory Context - The article discusses the legal framework surrounding account freezes, emphasizing that banks and payment institutions are required to take preventive measures against suspicious transactions [23]. - Legal experts note that the current anti-fraud measures may lack precision, often leading to the freezing of multiple accounts associated with a single suspected transaction [25][26]. - The need for stricter identification and verification processes for transactions over a certain amount is highlighted as a necessary step to mitigate risks [26]. Group 3: Merchant Experiences and Challenges - Merchants like Chen Chen have shared experiences of multiple account freezes, indicating a widespread issue within the Shui Bei market [7][9]. - The article notes that many merchants rely on experience to identify potential fraud, but this approach is often insufficient [22]. - The challenges faced by merchants include not only the operational impact of frozen accounts but also the lengthy process required to resolve these issues and restore account access [24][26]. Group 4: Recommendations for Prevention - Experts recommend implementing comprehensive risk management strategies, including strict adherence to real-name transactions and thorough verification of transaction parties [26]. - Merchants are advised to maintain detailed records of transactions and communications to facilitate the resolution of any disputes arising from account freezes [26]. - The importance of using corporate accounts for transactions to separate business and personal financial risks is emphasized [26].

Core Viewpoint - The article highlights the increasing concerns of merchants in the Shui Bei gold and jewelry market regarding account freezes due to fraud-related activities, exacerbated by the rise in money laundering through gold transactions and the enforcement of anti-fraud measures [4][9][18]. Group 1: Fraud and Account Freezes - Merchants in Shui Bei are facing account freezes due to suspected involvement in fraud, with many reporting similar experiences of having their bank accounts and payment platforms restricted [2][4][9]. - The phenomenon of account freezes is linked to the "断卡行动" (Card Cutting Action) initiated in 2020, which aims to combat telecom and online fraud, leading to increased scrutiny of large transactions in the gold market [5][6][10]. - Legal experts note that the combination of gold and virtual currencies has made it easier for criminals to launder money, complicating the tracking of illicit activities [7][10][18]. Group 2: Impact on Merchants - The freezing of accounts significantly disrupts business operations for merchants, as they rely on large transactions for buying and selling gold [9][10][11]. - Merchants report that the freezing of accounts can extend to multiple payment methods, severely impacting their daily operations and personal finances [2][4][9]. - The article mentions specific cases of merchants, such as冯丰 and 陈晨, who experienced account freezes due to transactions that were later linked to fraudulent activities [3][4][9]. Group 3: Regulatory and Preventive Measures - The article discusses the need for stricter regulations in the gold trading market, including mandatory real-name registration for transactions exceeding a certain amount [15][20]. - Industry associations and law enforcement are collaborating to enhance security measures and provide training to merchants on fraud prevention [14][15][20]. - Experts suggest that merchants should implement comprehensive risk management strategies, including thorough identity verification and transaction monitoring, to mitigate the risk of account freezes [20][21][22].

Core Viewpoint - The article highlights the increasing concerns of merchants in the Shui Bei gold and jewelry market regarding account freezes due to fraudulent activities, emphasizing the challenges posed by money laundering and the need for enhanced anti-fraud measures in the industry [6][11][21]. Group 1: Account Freezing Incidents - Merchants in Shui Bei are facing account freezes due to suspected involvement in fraud, with cases reported where funds were frozen for transactions linked to fraudulent activities [4][12][21]. - The phenomenon of account freezing has become common among Shui Bei merchants, with many experiencing multiple incidents over the past few years [7][8][11]. - The "断卡行动" (Card Cutting Action) initiated in 2020 has intensified scrutiny on large transactions, leading to increased freezing of accounts involved in gold trading [8][11][12]. Group 2: Legal and Regulatory Context - The legal framework allows for the freezing of accounts suspected of fraud, with banks and payment institutions required to take preventive measures against suspicious transactions [21][23]. - Legal experts note that the current anti-fraud measures may lack precision, often leading to the freezing of legitimate accounts alongside fraudulent ones [23][24]. - The need for stricter regulations and better enforcement of identity verification in gold transactions has been emphasized to mitigate risks [17][25]. Group 3: Merchant Experiences and Challenges - Merchants report significant operational disruptions due to account freezes, affecting both business transactions and personal finances [11][22]. - Many merchants lack adequate risk management practices, often relying on experience rather than formal procedures to identify potential fraud [20][24]. - The prevalence of cash transactions and informal payment methods in the Shui Bei market increases vulnerability to money laundering activities [19][20]. Group 4: Recommendations for Improvement - Experts recommend implementing strict identity verification and transaction monitoring for high-value trades to prevent account freezes [24][25]. - Merchants are advised to maintain comprehensive records of transactions and communications to facilitate the unfreezing process if their accounts are mistakenly frozen [25]. - The establishment of a more robust risk management framework within the industry is crucial to protect merchants from the adverse effects of fraudulent activities [24][25].

Core Viewpoint - The article highlights the illegal trade of bank cards, which poses significant risks as these cards are often used for money laundering and fraud activities. The allure of quick financial gain through renting or selling bank cards is overshadowed by the potential legal consequences for individuals involved in such transactions [1][3][4]. Group 1: Illegal Activities and Risks - The illegal acquisition and rental of bank cards are prevalent on social media platforms, with intermediaries enticing cardholders with offers of high prices for their cards [3][4]. - Intermediaries often set specific criteria for the bank cards they acquire, focusing on non-counter transaction limits and foreign exchange capabilities, which facilitate large-scale fund transfers and illegal activities [5][6]. - The actions of these intermediaries are classified as typical criminal activities, contributing to serious disruptions in financial order and public safety [4][6]. Group 2: Financial Implications - The price for buying out a bank card can reach up to 6,000 yuan, with intermediaries offering short-term rental options based on transaction limits [3][5]. - Cards with higher non-counter transaction limits are prioritized for use in large fund transfers, while others may serve as intermediaries for fund distribution [6][7]. - The ability to conduct foreign exchange transactions is also a critical factor, as it allows for the accumulation of significant amounts of foreign currency through multiple acquired cards [5][7]. Group 3: Regulatory Response - Regulatory authorities have intensified efforts to combat the illegal trade of bank cards, launching nationwide operations to crack down on such activities [8]. - Recent cases illustrate a lack of awareness among individuals regarding the legal repercussions of participating in the illegal bank card market, leading to criminal charges against those involved [9][10]. - Recommendations for improving regulatory measures include enhancing real-time monitoring of social media for illegal activities and implementing educational programs to inform potential offenders about the risks and legal consequences of selling or renting bank cards [10][11].

Core Viewpoint - The rise of information network crimes, particularly "helping information network crime" (referred to as "帮信罪"), has become a significant issue, with a notable increase in cases involving young offenders, prompting legal reforms to address these challenges [1][2]. Group 1: Legal Reforms and Guidelines - The Supreme People's Court, the Supreme People's Procuratorate, and the Ministry of Public Security jointly issued guidelines to clarify the subjective knowledge standards for "帮信罪" and emphasize a balanced approach to punishment, particularly for minors and students [1][2]. - The new guidelines consolidate previous regulations and clarify the standards for determining the severity of "帮信罪," especially concerning cases involving "two cards" (phone and bank cards), which constitute about 80% of all such crimes [2][3]. Group 2: Crime Trends and Characteristics - The crime patterns related to "two cards" have evolved, with organized crime groups becoming more sophisticated, leading to a significant number of illegal card operations being dismantled [4]. - The demographic profile of offenders shows a concerning trend, with over 80% of defendants being under 35 years old and one-third being under 25, indicating a low age, low education, and low income among offenders [5][6]. Group 3: Enforcement and Accountability - The guidelines emphasize the need for strict accountability for industry insiders who facilitate these crimes, with specific measures for professional bans for those convicted of "帮信罪" [4][5]. - The judicial approach aims to differentiate between the roles of offenders, advocating for harsher penalties for organizers and planners while considering leniency for minors and less culpable participants [5][6].

Group 1 - The article highlights the increasing sophistication of fraudsters in transferring illicit funds, particularly targeting elderly individuals under the guise of "rural revitalization" and "national poverty alleviation" projects [1] - A case involving a mistaken transfer of 490,000 yuan (approximately 49 million) to a bank account led to the discovery of potential telecom fraud, prompting the bank to involve law enforcement [1][2] - The bank's timely intervention allowed local authorities to track and manage the fraudulent account, ultimately protecting the victim and the account holder [2] Group 2 - The successful handling of the incident showcased the bank's keen insight and efficient execution in combating fraud, earning commendations from both the account holder and local law enforcement [2] - The bank plans to maintain a high-pressure stance against telecom fraud and enhance its fraud detection capabilities to ensure customer fund safety and contribute to financial order stability [2]