The time for the bank card to be released from risk control is not fixed and depends on the nature of the transaction and the degree of risk. For debit cards, the risk control status may be automatically lifted within 24 hours, but this may also vary depending on the bank's evaluation policy. In contrast, credit card risk control processing may be more stringent and may require an observation period of one month or longer. Serious violations may result in long-term risk control that may not be automatically lifted even for several years. When encountering this situation, users should proactively contact the bank’s customer service and provide a detailed description of the situation so that they can make inquiries and apply to lift risk control. Banks review user-provided information and account history to ensure security and compliance. Therefore, timely communication and cooperation are crucial.