1. What's the handling fee for the bill?
Temporarily freeze the handling fee
After futures account, investors will hold orders at the time of trading, and the handling fee for holding orders in futures is also called freezing fee, which refers to the handling fee that futures investors temporarily freeze after entrusting trading but before the order is closed. Because different software has different names, futures investors sometimes have misunderstandings. In addition to the name of "bill handling fee" in "carry-on" in the screenshot above, there are different names in different softwares:
The fund inquiry page of Wenhua Finance Winsun (WH6) is called: the handling fee for pending orders.
Two, commodity futures pending orders do not charge fees.
When investors trade commodity futures pending orders, the handling fee will not be charged temporarily. If the bill is cancelled, the handling fee will be returned to the account, which means that no handling fee will be charged as long as the transaction is not completed.
Three, stock index futures pending orders to collect fees
For stock index futures (including Shanghai and Shenzhen 300 stock index futures IF, SSE 50 stock index futures IH, CSI 500 stock index futures IC), CICC notified to charge a declaration fee of 1 yuan on July 3, 2005, while buying, selling and revoking the entrustment are all declarations.
Notice of CICC on the handling fee for pending orders
The above is the relevant interpretation of the handling fee for pending orders!