1, age requirement. The account holder must be 18 years old and have full capacity for civil conduct.

2. Identity authentication. You need to provide valid identification documents, such as ID card and passport.

3. Capital requirements. The account holder needs to have some initial funds to ensure the normal transaction and risk control of the account.

4. Trading experience. Some futures companies may require investors to have at least some futures trading experience or have participated in relevant training.

5. Integrity record. Account holders need to provide personal credit records, and those with bad credit may not be able to open an account.

6. Bank card or other financial account information. Used to collect and withdraw funds.

7. Sign relevant agreements. Including futures trading agreement and risk warning.

8. Specific occupational restrictions. For example, disabled people, futures practitioners, administrators, etc. may not be able to open an account.