In fact, the futures bill of lading takes up your deposit. Nbsp; If the investor has a bill of lading, the corresponding deposit will be frozen in the futures account. Sometimes traders don't often monitor and need to entrust a condition sheet. If the market meets our order requirements and entrustment conditions, it will trigger the condition list, which may stop profit and stop loss. If certain conditions are met, the position may be entrusted. &; Nbsp; The futures bill of lading indicates that the corresponding handling fee has been frozen, but the actual settlement is only the transaction handling fee. If the bill of lading is not settled, the handling fee for canceling the bill of lading will be returned to the account, that is, it has not been received. &; Nbsp; if entrusted, it will definitely occupy some funds. This is the deposit for executing the transaction. Does the futures bill of lading occupy the deposit if it is not closed? No, if you cancel, your funds will be released from the futures account and become available funds. &; Nbsp; When making a futures trading plan, why do you have sufficient funds, but the funds in your account have decreased? First, you should check whether you have the bill of lading, because you have occupied some funds. &; Nbsp; Because the futures bill of lading also holds a margin, that is to say, you can't open a warehouse without a warehouse. If you don't close the deal or cancel the bill of lading, the deposit will be released.