This is legal. At present, some domestic companies have set up companies in Hong Kong and obtained some seats in Hong Kong and foreign markets. Trading in foreign markets is still no problem. If you are not at ease, you can contact some securities companies in Hong Kong to open accounts, such as Sun Hung Kai and Bora, which are more formal.

However, there are still some problems in opening an account in Hong Kong, such as deposit and withdrawal. In terms of futures, the deposits and withdrawals of mainland customers in Hong Kong are almost the same as those of mainland futures a few years ago. At present, there is no convenient and safe silver transfer in the Mainland.

In any case, don't open an account through some small investment companies or foreign exchange companies, which is the most informal. Some even don't report your list to the seat at all, just wash away customers and customers, and then invest in the company to eat the difference, which is super black and has no security guarantee.