1. transaction fee: this is the fee charged by futures exchanges, and the charging standard of each exchange is different. Under normal circumstances, the transaction costs fluctuate within a certain proportion of the value of futures contracts, and the specific rates can be found in the official announcements of various exchanges.
2. Commission of futures companies: As an intermediary, futures companies will charge a certain commission when providing futures trading services. The collection standard of commission shall be set by the futures company itself, and generally a certain proportion shall be increased on the basis of transaction fees. The specific commission rate can be determined through consultation with the futures company.
3. Investor protection fund: According to the regulations, futures investors need to pay an investor protection fund according to a certain proportion of the transaction amount to protect the rights and interests of investors.
It should be noted that the calculation formula of stock index futures commission is: trading commission (charged by the exchange)+futures company commission (charged by the futures company)+investor protection fund (charged by the exchange).
Specific to each exchange, the handling fees of different varieties of stock index futures may be different. For example, the Shanghai and Shenzhen 300 stock index futures contracts of China Financial Futures Exchange (CFFEX) have a transaction fee of 0.23 ‰ of the transaction amount and an investor protection fund of 6 ‰ of the transaction amount.
In order to know the amount of stock index futures commission more accurately, it is suggested that you consult the relevant futures companies or consult the official announcement of the exchange before trading. At the same time, when choosing a futures company, you can compare a number of companies and try to choose a futures company with lower commission and higher service.