The nature of futures commission is the same as that of stock market commission. Stock trading bears stamp duty, commission, transfer fees, etc. And there is only one futures commission for engaging in futures trading. Therefore, futures commission also refers to the fees paid by futures traders according to a certain proportion of the total contract value after buying and selling futures. At present, there are three major commodity futures exchanges in Shanghai, Dalian and Zhengzhou, and 22 listed varieties of China Financial Exchange (stock index futures), and different varieties charge different fees. Da Rui Futures Company is a member of the Exchange. A fixed part of the fees for customers to participate in Da Rui futures trading will be handed over to the Exchange, and the other part will be collected by Da Rui Futures Company. The charging standard of Da Rui Futures Company is to add a part of its own operation to the futures exchange. In different regions, different Da Rui futures companies charge different fees. Other powerful futures companies charge higher fees, while some small futures companies charge slightly lower fees. The handling fee will also vary according to the customer's capital size and transaction volume. For customers with large capital or even millions, Da Rui Futures Company will moderately reduce the handling fee. People who pay attention to the futures market are familiar with how much handling fees are charged for online futures trading. The standards for charging online futures trading fees by major futures exchanges are different. For investors entering the futures market for the first time, only by knowing the futures commission can they operate correctly and everything go well. First of all, I suggest that investors make an appointment with Da Rui Futures Account at Golden Axe, or make an appointment with the account managers of several futures companies, and brush the online transaction fee level of futures to handle futures accounts.