Core Viewpoint - The article discusses the evaluation of banking services in Huizhou, focusing on the efficiency, compliance, anti-fraud measures, and service quality of nine banks during the process of opening a type one savings account and activating online banking. Evaluation of Banking Services - The evaluation was conducted by reporters visiting nine banks in Huizhou, assessing the process based on efficiency, compliance, anti-fraud execution, and service quality [4][5][7]. - Results showed that seven out of nine banks successfully opened type one accounts, with varying degrees of efficiency and compliance [5][8]. Efficiency - The time taken to open a type one account varied significantly among banks, ranging from 11 minutes to 50 minutes, with the longest wait times observed at Dongguan Bank and Huizhou Rural Commercial Bank [10][11][13]. - The fastest banks, Everbright Bank and Zheshang Bank, completed the process in under 15 minutes, while others took up to 50 minutes due to lengthy procedures [10][11][13]. Compliance - Most banks required additional documentation beyond basic identification, such as social security proof, employment verification, and even rental contracts [16][18]. - Only a few banks, including Everbright Bank and Zheshang Bank, did not require extra documents after confirming the purpose of the account [18]. Anti-Fraud Measures - All banks included anti-fraud education as a mandatory part of the account opening process, with some providing specific anti-fraud literature to customers [22][23]. - The daily transaction limits for new accounts generally ranged from 1,000 to 5,000 yuan, with some banks imposing stricter limits [21][23]. Service Quality - Overall service quality varied, with some banks like Everbright and Zheshang performing well, while others faced complaints regarding service interruptions and lengthy wait times [24]. - Specific banks, such as Huizhou Rural Commercial Bank, had issues with staff availability and lengthy procedures, impacting customer experience [24].