Futures companies can choose different risk calculation methods according to management needs. Most futures companies use the default algorithm, that is, risk degree = margin occupation/customer equity 100%. The closer the risk degree is to 100%, the greater the risk; It is equal to 100%, indicating that the customer's available funds are 0. Because the customer's available funds cannot be negative, that is to say, the futures company does not allow the customer's risk to be greater than 100%. When the risk is greater than 100%, customers will receive futures.

Notice of Additional Margin of the Company.