There is not much difference between the fees charged by futures and the nature of stocks. At present, there are 62 varieties in China's four major futures exchanges and Shanghai International Energy Trading Center, and the fees charged for each variety are different. Some are charged according to the amount of each lot, and some are charged according to a certain proportion of the variety transaction. Let me give you a few simple examples:

Methanol (MA): calculated by the number of hands.

N-hand methanol futures commission = fixed commission *N-hand, if the commission for methanol is 2 yuan/hand, then the commission for methanol for both hands is 4 yuan;

Iron ore (1): collected in proportion.

N lots of iron ore futures commission = transaction price * trading unit * commission rate *N lots.

The handling fee for iron ore futures is one in ten thousand. If the current contract price of iron ore 2 109 is not 1 140 and the trading unit is 100 ton/lot,

Then the handling fee of primary iron ore futures =1140 *100 * 0.0001*1=1.4 yuan.

Of course, what I said above is the handling fee charged by the exchange. Futures companies also need to operate, so they will add a little handling fee to the exchange.