Buying a fund and signing a contract means that investors sign relevant agreements with fund companies and promise to buy and hold fund shares. Usually, fund companies will provide investment consulting services to help investors better understand information such as fund products, risk returns and investment strategies. After signing the agreement, investors usually need to transfer a certain amount of funds into the fund account in order to buy or redeem the fund shares at any time.

The significance of signing a fund purchase contract is to standardize the investment behavior of the fund, protect the rights and interests of investors, and ensure that the investment risk is controllable and the income is predictable. Signing a contract is legal and can effectively prevent misleading and improper behavior in fund sales, which is very important. At the same time, fund companies will also provide investors with necessary risk tips and investment suggestions, so that investors can better grasp market opportunities and reduce investment risks.

Choosing an appropriate fund signing method requires investors to decide according to their own situation and risk tolerance. There are two common ways of signing: self-service signing and counter signing. Self-service signing is usually completed through self-service channels such as mobile APP and online banking. This method is convenient and quick to operate, and is suitable for some investors who are skilled in computer operation. Counter signing refers to signing a contract in the business hall of a fund company or the counter of a bank. The advantage of this method is that it can communicate directly and have a personal understanding of fund products and related risks, which is suitable for some investors who lack investment experience.