The nine elements include: 1. Name. 2. Gender. 3. Nationality. 4. Occupation. 5. Residence or work unit address. 6. Contact information. 7. Type of identity document or identification document. 8. ID number. 9. Validity period of identity document.

1. If you are an individual investor who is over 18 years old and holds a valid second-generation resident ID card, you can open a securities account. Individual investors can go through the sales department on-site at the counter or open an account by themselves. You need to prepare your valid second-generation ID card and bank savings card with the same name. 2. The account opening process generally supports 7*24 hours submission. After the process is submitted, it will be reviewed by the staff of the securities company. After passing the review, the system will open a securities account from 9,00 to 16,00 on the trading day. After the account is opened, stocks can be traded on the next trading day.

1. Apply for bank credit cards through formal channels. Do not believe false information such as unscrupulous intermediaries’ claims that they can help you apply for so-called high-limit platinum cards, and entrust unscrupulous intermediaries to apply for bank credit cards for you. 2. Take good care of your documents. Please take good care of all documents that involve personal information. At the same time, you must protect the security of your online personal information. You must also take good care of your social security, medical insurance, housing provident fund and other account passwords, and do not disclose them to others at will. 3. Do not Disclose personal information to unknown persons. When receiving a call from anyone claiming to be a bank staff member, you should first ask for their job number, name, which department of the bank they belong to, why they are calling, etc. Remember that any organization and its relevant staff (including bank staff) ) will not proactively ask customers for personal information such as card numbers and passwords. 4. Do not respond to text messages from unknown sources. The real messages sent by banks generally include the cardholder’s name, part of the card number and other information. Fake text messages will never contain information such as the bank card number where the transaction occurred. If you call the number provided in the fake text message, you must not disclose your personal information to the other party on the phone.