Do you want to ask what is the difference between futures cloud pending orders and pending orders? The difference between futures cloud pending orders and pending orders lies in:

1. Futures cloud pending orders (non-exchange pending orders) can be pending orders at any time, but your pending orders are only published on the server of third-party software and do not enter the exchange, so you need to trigger the third-party server before you can enter the exchange.

2. A futures pending order is to report a futures trading order of one price to the futures exchange for all investors in the exchange to buy and sell. When the futures pending order is successful, if other investors feel that the price is appropriate, they can choose to facilitate the transaction. Futures is a standardized tradable contract based on bulk products such as cotton, soybean and oil and financial assets such as stocks and bonds.