After handling the futures account, many futures investors may need to modify the bank card bound when opening an account because of the change of common bank cards, and some need to add new bank cards if they want to transfer money between multiple banks conveniently through futures accounts. At present, a futures account can support up to five different bank card bindings at the same time (that is, silver period signing), but each bank can only bind one bank card at most. Therefore, there are two situations-adding another bank card and modifying our bank card, which are handled in different ways. Add another bank card: for example, if you have bound the bank card of CCB, you need to add an ICBC card now. The futures party does not need any operation, nor does CCB. Log in to ICBC online banking directly and sign a silver contract. Modify our bank card: For example, CCB card A 1 was originally bound, and now a new CCB card A2 is set. I want to use A2 card now, but only one bank card can be bound to the same bank. At this time, I need to log in to online banking, cancel the silver contract of the old card A 1 and re-apply the silver contract of the new card A2.
A futures account can support up to five different bank card bindings at the same time (each bank can bind up to 1 bank card). For example, before the ABC card was bound, it is necessary to add a China Merchants Bank card. The futures side does not need any operation, and the ABC side does not need any operation. Log in to China Merchants Bank online banking to add.
1. Futures accounts can be divided into two types, one is commodity futures account and the other is stock index futures account. Commodity futures account has no capital threshold and does not need capital verification. Just like stocks, adults over the age of 18 can also open accounts. The futures account, that is, the stock index, needs funds. Before opening an account, it needs 500,000 yuan to be placed in the commodity futures account for 5 trading days. Pay attention to the commission and margin standards given by futures companies. Most futures companies give you a high default fee and deposit, the general fee is 2-5 times of the minimum fee, and the deposit is 0.5 -2 times of 65438+ the minimum deposit.