1, futures can be deposited on the same day, but it needs to be within the normal daytime trading hours, that is, 9: 05- 16: 00 every trading day. Because futures funds are placed under the custody of third parties, banks can't make money because they close at midnight. It should also be noted that the deposit of the day cannot be used for trading. The funds obtained by selling futures accounts on the same day cannot be reflected, and investors need to wait until the next trading day to withdraw cash, because the funds obtained by closing positions on the same day need to be registered and settled by the settlement institution before they can be taken out, and the settlement time has passed, and the time for transferring money has also passed.

2. Futures deposits and withdrawals need to be made within the transfer time of the silver period. Generally, the transfer time between silver periods is 9: 00- 15: 30, and the transfer will be received immediately. Of course, futures also have night trading, during which only deposits can be made, but not out. Futures settlement: Futures settlement refers to the calculation of the trading gains and losses of members and customers by the clearing institution or clearing company of the exchange, and takes the calculation results as the basis for collecting trading margin or additional margin. The settlement institution in China is the internal institution of the exchange, and the trading members of the exchange are also settlement members.

1. Futures trading is developed by commodity producers from forward contract trading in spot trading in order to avoid risks. In the forward contract transaction, traders gather in the commodity exchange to exchange market information, find trading partners, sign the forward contract through auction or negotiation between the two parties, and when the contract expires, both parties end their obligations by physical delivery. In frequent forward contract transactions, traders find that there is a price difference or interest difference in the contract itself due to the fluctuation of price, interest rate or exchange rate, so they can make profits by buying and selling contracts without waiting for physical delivery. In order to adapt to the development of this business, futures trading came into being.

2. Futures trading is the trading mode of standardized contracts for buying and selling various commodities on the futures exchange after investors pay a deposit of 5%- 15%. Ordinary investors can make a profit by buying low and selling high or selling high and buying low. Spot enterprises can also use futures to hedge and reduce their business risks. Futures traders generally buy and sell futures contracts through futures brokerage companies. In addition, the obligations they have to undertake after buying and selling the contract can be relieved by reverse trading (hedging or liquidation) before the contract expires.