2. Charge the account opening fee in 90 yuan, 50 in Shanghai and 40 in Shenzhen. If it is handled at the agency, it may be free. There is no other fee except this one.
3. The process of opening an account is that you take your ID card to the securities business hall, just fill out a few forms, and then go to the bank associated with the securities company to handle the third-party depository business. Everything is done, and you can get the shareholder card and your securities account in 2-3 days. If you handle it at the agency (usually banks have fixed points), you can save some trouble and get it done in one trip.
4. I'm not sure, but at present, securities companies basically cooperate with slightly larger banks. Specifically, you should ask CITIC to see if China Merchants Bank can handle the third-party depository business.
5. It can be handled during the transaction, but not during the rest of the time.
6. In addition, two points should be noted. First, whether the trading channels of securities companies are smooth or not is related to the success rate of your trading. Second, the transaction cost is related to the cost of buying and selling stocks. Generally, it is between 0.15% and 0.18%. If you have big money, you can talk to them.