On-site funds refer to the trading of funds in the exchange, such as the trading of stocks, futures, bonds and other markets. On-site trading is usually supervised and matched by the exchange, conducted openly and transparently, and the trading process and rules are relatively standardized. On-site transactions have faster capital flow and lower transaction costs.
OTC funds refer to capital transactions outside the exchange, such as OTC, OTC, OTC, etc. OTC trading is usually conducted by financial institutions or trading platforms, with flexible trading processes and rules, but there are also certain risks. Over-the-counter trading funds flow slowly and the transaction cost is high.
Generally speaking, the on-site capital transaction is relatively standardized, with fast circulation speed and low transaction cost; On the other hand, OTC fund trading is relatively flexible, but it is risky, slow in circulation and high in transaction cost.