I found that many friends who have just invested in futures often ask: What is the "fund password"? Here, we focus on the password problems involved in futures trading: there are four kinds of passwords involved in futures trading, namely market password, trading password, fund password and bank password; The quotation password and trading password are provided by the futures company and related to the futures company, which are used to look at the market and log in the trading software respectively; The bank card password is mainly used to deposit funds (that is, transfer money from the bank card account to the futures account), which is set by the bank itself and related to the bank; Among the four passwords, the most frequently asked question is: What is the fund password? The key point here is that in futures trading, the fund password is used to transfer funds from the futures account to the bank card account. The transaction password varies from bank to bank (operation and setting, etc.). ). For example, ICBC's bank transfer is operated in the trading software provided by the futures company, and its initial password setting is generally the same as that of the futures account provided by the futures company, and it needs to be forcibly modified for the first login; Bank of Communications' bank-to-bank password is the password set by the customer when signing the bank contract at the Bank of Communications counter, and its bank-to-bank and deposit need to be operated in Bank of Communications' online banking (bank card password for deposit and fund password for deposit)! A little something. I hope I can answer some questions from my friends. Note: It may be different according to different futures companies!