Bank risk control is a matter of probability. The day before yesterday, a new client withdrew 1WU, and yesterday suddenly sent me a screenshot saying it was frozen, which made me anxious. My funds are in jeopardy, damn it!!! I immediately checked the remittance card, which had over 1.7 million, and the status was normal, with usable balance over 1.7 million, so I finally relaxed.

Let me share some common knowledge. On my side, it’s a remittance card. Suppose the other party's account is frozen by the uncle because of my remittance. In this case, I am remitting money to him, and if there is money in the card, it will definitely be frozen. It's impossible for my card to have money and not be frozen while freezing the one receiving my payment.

This new client just messaged me, and the card has automatically returned to normal and is now functioning properly. This is something I anticipated. It's a card from the Bank of China; it just had the words 'frozen' in the risk control prompt, but it's still bank risk control. Bank risk control and uncle's freezing are two different things.