Urgent question: ICBC can prompt when buying small amount of foreign currency online: information code: 1308 prompt: I'm sorry! The account does not exist. Find a solution

Singapore dollar, probably not available to many ICBC. The landlord can try to go to China Bank, because many correspondent banks can't deposit Singapore dollars for various reasons, but some big cities such as Guangzhou, Shanghai and Beijing can ask. For example, in Guangzhou, business outlets that participated in the Asian Games earlier can deposit Singapore dollars.

Euro, all ICBC should be able to deposit, because it is one of the major foreign currencies in circulation.

Regarding the online banking problem mentioned by the landlord, I suggest that the landlord check with the bank outlets. I think there is something wrong with your account. As far as I know, if the landlord's information is not an ID card when opening an account, online banking cannot purchase foreign exchange and settle foreign exchange. If it really doesn't work, I personally suggest that the landlord re-apply for a peony smart E-era card. Then cancel the online banking self-service (because if it is cancelled at the bank counter, it cannot be reopened immediately on the same day). Finally, re-open the online banking with the new E-era card and ID card. (This practice may not be guaranteed, but it can be tried. )