Will the court permanently freeze the bank cards of the parties in civil cases?

In civil cases, the court will not permanently freeze the bank cards of the parties.

The time limit for the people's court to freeze the bank deposits and other funds of the person subjected to execution shall not exceed six months. If the people's court fails to apply for sealing up after the expiration of the time limit, the freezing shall be lifted.

Relevant provisions on seizure, seizure and freezing of property in civil execution by the court:

Article 29

The people's court shall not freeze the bank deposits and other funds of the person subjected to execution for more than six months, seal up or detain movable property for more than one year, seal up immovable property for more than two years, and freeze other property rights for more than two years. Except as otherwise provided by laws and judicial interpretations. If the person subjected to execution applies for an extension of the time limit, the people's court shall go through the formalities of sealing up, distraining and freezing before the expiration of the time limit for sealing up, distraining and freezing, and the extension period shall not exceed half of the time limit specified in the preceding paragraph.

Article 30

If the time limit for sealing up, distraining and freezing expires and the people's court fails to go through the extension formalities, the effectiveness of sealing up, distraining and freezing shall be extinguished. If the seized, detained or frozen property has been auctioned, sold or paid off, the effectiveness of the seizure, detention and freezing shall be extinguished.

Article 31 In any of the following circumstances, the people's court shall make a ruling to lift the seizure, seizure and freezing, and serve it on the application executor, the person subjected to execution or an outsider:

(a) sealing up, distraining and freezing the property of the outsider;

(2) The application executor withdraws the application for execution or waives the creditor's rights;

(3) The property that has been sealed up, detained or frozen cannot be auctioned or sold, and the applicant for enforcement and other enforcement creditors do not agree to accept the settlement;

(4) The debt has been paid off;

(five) the person subjected to execution provides a guarantee and applies for the consent of the person subjected to execution to lift the seal-up, seizure or freezing;

(6) Other circumstances in which the people's court considers that the seizure, seizure and freezing should be lifted. Where the seal-up, seizure or freezing of registration is cancelled, a notice of assistance in execution shall be issued to the registration authority.