1. Shanghai Gold Exchange (SGE): This is the largest gold trading market in China, which was established in 2002. Shanghai Gold Exchange provides various gold investment products and services, such as gold spot, gold futures and gold options.
2. Shanghai Futures Exchange (SHFE): Although it mainly trades futures contracts, Shanghai Futures Exchange also provides gold futures contracts, enabling investors to participate in gold futures trading.
3. Commercial banks: Many commercial banks provide gold trading services, such as Bank of China, Industrial and Commercial Bank of China and China Construction Bank. These banks usually provide gold spot, paper gold, gold fixed investment and other products, so that investors can trade gold at bank counters or online banking.
4. Gold trading platform: There are also some professional gold trading platforms in China, such as TianjinPreciousMetalsExchange, which provides investors with more gold trading channels.
It should be noted that different trading places may have different trading rules, trading costs and trading products. When investors trade gold, they need to choose a suitable trading place according to their own needs and risk tolerance. At the same time, in order to ensure the safety of investment, it is suggested to choose a formal trading platform to avoid falling into the trap of illegal trading.