Bank transfer refers to the service of transferring funds between banks and futures companies. Investors can transfer funds to their own futures accounts or other futures accounts through banks, or transfer funds from futures accounts to bank accounts. This service can effectively solve the fund management problems of futures exchanges and facilitate investors to adjust and manage funds.

Bank transfers are generally made through online banking and checks. In online banking, investors can quickly transfer funds by electronic transfer, avoiding the delay and risk caused by mailing checks or cash transfer. The inspection method is more convenient. Investors only need to fill in a check and give it to the bank to complete the transfer.

Bank transfer can not only provide investors with convenient fund management services, but also improve transaction efficiency and security. At the same time, the bank transfer is also convenient for the regulatory authorities to conduct risk management and supervision. In the actual transaction process, investors should strictly abide by the relevant regulations and requirements of banks and futures companies to ensure the safety of transactions and the legitimacy of capital flows.