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What does the last warehouse receipt mean?
What is a warehouse receipt? Simply put, warehouse receipt is a kind of certificate to prove the ownership of goods, which is usually used in the field of warehousing and logistics, also known as warehousing certificate. For example, in commodity trading, if the seller has stored the goods in the warehouse, the warehouse will issue a warehouse receipt for the seller to prove that the ownership of the goods has belonged to the seller. If the buyer needs to get the goods, he must get the corresponding warehouse receipt.

What is the difference between warehouse receipts and ordinary warehouse receipts in futures trading? In futures trading, warehouse receipt refers to the delivery certificate of commodity futures, that is, the ownership certificate of goods delivered on the exchange. In futures trading, the holder can prove his ownership of the goods through this warehouse receipt and hand over the goods on the delivery date. As one of the core elements of futures trading, warehouse receipt's quantity, quality and availability directly affect the futures price and the smooth trading activities.

Development and present situation of warehouse receipt. With the development of logistics and supply chain and the gradual application of digital technology, the forms and functions of warehouse receipts are constantly changing and innovating. For example, in international trade, digital warehouse receipts have become the mainstream, and transactions can be conducted through the Internet and e-mail. , greatly improving the efficiency and convenience of the transaction. At the same time, various countries and regions are constantly strengthening the management and supervision of warehouse receipt issuers to ensure the safety of funds and the fairness of transactions. However, there are also some problems in the field of warehouse receipts, such as false warehouse receipts and repeated pledges, which need to be solved by all parties.