Many friends who have spare money on hand have the need for cash management. Traditional cash management is to deposit current funds in the bank and earn 0.3% interest per year. Some friends have learned to buy currency funds, and the interest rate is higher than the survival period. Recently, another cash management method has quietly emerged and attracted more and more people's attention. However, everyone is still relatively unfamiliar with the cash management method of Treasury bond reverse repurchase, and many investors even don’t know how to open an account for Treasury bond reverse repurchase.

For us ordinary investors, we can participate in the reverse repurchase of government bonds if we have a securities account. Therefore, opening a treasury bond reverse repurchase account is equivalent to opening a securities account, which needs to be handled through a securities company.

The process of opening a securities account is relatively simple. Investors can choose to open an account on site at the securities company's business department, or they can open an account online through the Internet.

Here, we will show you how to open an account online through the Internet.