"Delivery slip" usually refers to an important operation in futures trading or stock trading. When the buyer and seller reach an agreement and complete the transaction, the exchange will issue a delivery slip according to the agreement, which contains important information such as buyer and seller information, contract price, product quality and so on. Issuing the bill of lading is not only a necessary step in the transaction, but also an important voucher for the settlement of the transaction.

The main purpose of issuing delivery documents is to protect the respective interests and rights of both parties to the transaction. Through the form of delivery, buyers and sellers can confirm the authenticity and legality of the transaction and prevent unnecessary disputes. In addition, the delivery slip is also an important voucher for the settlement of the exchange, which can effectively avoid the loss of funds or other adverse consequences and improve the level of transaction risk management.

If you are involved in futures trading or stock trading, you usually need to know how to handle delivery orders. Generally speaking, you need to carefully check the information on the delivery note and keep it properly. If you find any mistakes or questions in the delivery note, you should contact the relevant departments or exchanges in time for handling. At the same time, if delivery is required, it needs to be delivered according to the provisions on the delivery slip. In a word, delivery order is an indispensable part of futures or stock trading, and its rational use can effectively improve the quality and security of trading.