Many big banks have offices for resellers. You can go directly to the bank (bring your ID card and bank card if you have one) and tell them (they are not bank staff:), and They are people from the dealer), they will be very enthusiastic, tell you everything you need, and will help you complete all the procedures. Haha, why are you worried about not understanding the account opening process? As for the account opening fee, I don’t think the dealer will deceive you because of the small amount of money. They won’t charge you unexpectedly for opening an account that is supposed to be free. Haha, don’t worry about that;

Open an account. The question is too simple. I don’t want to say more. I just want to remind you of some issues that you need to pay attention to:

There is a handling fee that needs to be paid when trading stocks. That is what we often call commission, which is paid. The fee paid to the dealer is the most expensive fee we pay in the transaction. This commission has a charging ratio, and this ratio can be negotiated. Different dealers in different regions have slightly different charging ratios, and the dealers will also set it for you based on the amount of your funds. Generally, the amount of funds of 5-10W can currently reach 100,000 to 60,000. If you have a larger amount of funds, you can reach 50,000. Here, you can discuss with Juan and give full play to your eloquence advantage. Haha, we can talk. The lower the better, just open an account with whichever one has the lowest volume. (Don’t talk about it after opening an account.) Once you’ve negotiated, if you trade more frequently (short-term), this will be a problem after one year. It's a relatively large expense, and it will be your personal benefit after the negotiation is completed.