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Can futures accounts be traded after judicial freezing?
I can't.

According to the law, only people's courts, people's procuratorates, public security organs and other law enforcement agencies can ask banks to freeze their accounts. The longest freezing period is 6 months, after which the freezing will be automatically lifted.

There is no thawing period at all. As long as the freezing period required by law enforcement agencies is reached or the notice of unfreezing is received, the bank will unfreeze immediately without any time.

The reason why banks freeze funds can only be that they have received legal documents from law enforcement agencies such as courts and procuratorates.

Banks have no right to freeze customer accounts on their own. The law enforcement agency that originally requested freezing will submit the Notice of Freezing with the official seal of the law enforcement agency at or above the county level and the signature of the person in charge to the bank, and the bank will unfreeze it immediately after receiving it.

After being frozen due to long-term non-trading, the money inside can't be taken out. You need to thaw before you can withdraw money. Generally speaking, it is impossible to freeze futures accounts without major violations. You don't have to worry about your normal operation at all You can use the transaction normally in your account.