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How to open a private account?
1. The requirements for customers require customers to meet at least the following conditions: (1) Having full capacity for civil conduct; (2) Having its own funds or other property suitable for futures trading, and being able to bear the risks of futures trading. (3) Having a fixed residence; (4) Comply with the relevant provisions of the state and industry. 2. Specific procedures for opening an account (1) The customer provides relevant documents and supporting materials. (2) Issuing risk disclosure and futures trading rules to customers, explaining the risks of futures trading and the basic rules of futures trading. On the basis of an accurate understanding of the risk disclosure and futures trading rules, customers should sign and seal the risk disclosure. (3) The futures brokerage institution signed a client entrustment contract with both clients, which clarified the rights and obligations of both parties and formally formed an entrustment relationship. (4) A futures brokerage institution shall provide customers with a special account for futures trading funds, which shall be separated from its own fund account. The customer must have a full deposit in the account before placing an order. Three. The qualification of private equity fund account opening customers must go through the account opening procedures in their true identities, and the account opening objects are divided into individual households and legal person households. When an individual opens an account, he must present the original ID card and provide a copy. When signing the contract, he must provide the corresponding residential address, contact information and other materials required by the exchange. When opening an account, a legal person shall present the original business license, tax registration certificate, organization code certificate, legal representative's ID card and its power of attorney, agent's ID card and other materials required by the Exchange. State-owned enterprises or enterprises with state-owned assets holding or leading positions also need to produce documents approved by the competent department or the board of directors to engage in futures trading.