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Its almost the end of July, Anyone hear any news?
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Originally Posted by HGHUA
(Post 26959644)
Its almost the end of July, Anyone hear any news?
This is literally MUFG Union Bank all over again lol... they were supposed to launch their new credit cards in April, but pushed back to the end of August. |
The ICBC US unionpay cards are now available for application.
Gold card : No annual fee, 1% cash back, no FTF Platinum card: $85 annual fee (waived first year), 1.5% cash back, no FTF Application accepted in branch or via fax only. Call branches for details. |
Originally Posted by Ragnarok
(Post 27384527)
The ICBC US unionpay cards are now available for application.
Gold card : No annual fee, 1% cash back, no FTF Platinum card: $85 annual fee (waived first year), 1.5% cash back, no FTF Application accepted in branch or via fax only. Call branches for details. |
Originally Posted by Ragnarok
(Post 27384527)
The ICBC US unionpay cards are now available for application.
Gold card : No annual fee, 1% cash back, no FTF Platinum card: $85 annual fee (waived first year), 1.5% cash back, no FTF Application accepted in branch or via fax only. Call branches for details. |
Any word on if either the Visa or Unionpay cards will be PIN preferring or Signature preferring? It would be great to have another PIN option...
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If anyone else is wondering, I heard back from ICBC and they said both the Visa and Unionpay cards are Chip + Signature and Secondary CDW.
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Originally Posted by aviationwiz
(Post 27483584)
If anyone else is wondering, I heard back from ICBC and they said both the Visa and Unionpay cards are Chip + Signature and Secondary CDW.
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Online applications are available here!
I just applied and was apparently instantly approved. Good times! |
Originally Posted by EasyD
(Post 27503050)
Online applications are available here!
I just applied and was apparently instantly approved. Good times! Anyway, if they were actually PIN preferring instead of signature preferring (which sounds unlikely), I may almost be tempted to get one. I'd then have US-issued chip and PIN cards on effectively all four major networks (UNFCU = Visa, Diners Club = MC, Redbird = AmEx and ICBC UnionPay = Discover). :D |
Originally Posted by tmiw
(Post 27503078)
.....I'd then have US-issued chip and PIN cards on effectively all four major networks (UNFCU = Visa, Diners Club = MC, Redbird = AmEx and ICBC UnionPay = Discover). :D
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Originally Posted by TerryK
(Post 27503239)
What is Redbird? :confused: Isn't it a Target reloadable card which had been discontinued?:confused:
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Originally Posted by EasyD
(Post 27503050)
Online applications are available here!
I just applied and was apparently instantly approved. Good times!
Originally Posted by tmiw
(Post 27503078)
As I mentioned in another thread, the benefits seem fairly underwhelming. (Fidelity offers 2% CB without an AF, for example.) Then again, one probably wouldn't be considering these cards unless one frequently travels to China.
Anyway, if they were actually PIN preferring instead of signature preferring (which sounds unlikely), I may almost be tempted to get one. I'd then have US-issued chip and PIN cards on effectively all four major networks (UNFCU = Visa, Diners Club = MC, Redbird = AmEx and ICBC UnionPay = Discover). :D |
I took the plunge and was instantly approved for a Gold card. I still haven't received an e-mail or any other additional indication of credit limit.
I was reading on the EMV thread that unless you have an ICBC account that there is no way to view information online? |
Originally Posted by Airportismyadobe
(Post 27502879)
Warning: got off the phone with ICBC USA card services. You can't setup online banking unless you also have a ICBC checking account. So now I'll be having to use my banks billpay feature or mail a check to pay off the card. You'll also have to call to get your statement balance (or wait for statement to be mailed to you)
Plus I saw someone comment on the DoC site that this can't be added to alipay or wechat pay. Not surprised I suppose since a lot of Chinese sites ask which Chinese bank the card was issued from and they might not have it set up easy. Though the comment there about Chinese POS's not accepting the card puzzles me... |
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