I. Qualification for futures trading
Futures traders must have futures trading qualifications to participate in futures trading. Futures trading qualification refers to all kinds of qualification requirements that futures traders must have, including legal qualification, financial qualification and technical qualification. There are generally two requirements for futures trading qualifications: first, futures traders must have legal qualifications, that is, futures traders must be effective legal persons or other organizations recognized by law; Second, futures traders must have sufficient financial qualifications, that is, futures traders must have sufficient funds and sufficient technical ability to participate in futures trading.
Two. Futures trading account
Futures traders must open a futures trading account to participate in futures trading. A futures trading account refers to an account opened by a futures trader exclusively for futures trading. When opening a futures trading account, futures traders need to submit some information, such as identity certificate, business license, bank account opening license, etc. To prove the identity and financial status of futures traders.
Three. Futures trading margin
Futures traders also need to pay a futures trading margin to the futures exchange to participate in futures trading. Futures trading margin refers to a kind of margin paid by futures traders to the futures exchange to ensure that futures traders fulfill their futures trading obligations in accordance with the provisions of the futures exchange. If a futures trader fails to fulfill his futures trading obligations in accordance with the provisions of the futures exchange, the owner of the futures trading will deduct the corresponding expenses from the futures trading margin.
Four. Futures trading margin
Futures traders also need to pay futures trading margin to the futures exchange in order to participate in futures trading. Futures trading margin refers to a kind of margin paid by futures traders to the futures exchange to ensure that futures traders fulfill their futures trading obligations in accordance with the provisions of the futures exchange. If a futures trader fails to fulfill his futures trading obligations in accordance with the provisions of the futures exchange, the owner of the futures trading will deduct the corresponding expenses from the futures trading margin.
5. Disclosure of futures trading risks.
Futures traders also need to sign a futures trading risk disclosure book before they can participate in futures trading. The risk disclosure of futures trading refers to a document that futures traders need to sign with the futures exchange before participating in futures trading, which is used to reveal the possible risks of futures traders to the futures trading services provided by the futures exchange and the losses that futures traders may face.
In a word, futures threshold standards include futures trading qualification requirements, futures trading account requirements, futures trading margin requirements, futures trading margin requirements and futures trading risk disclosure requirements. Futures traders must meet the futures threshold before they can participate in futures trading.