Regarding Haitong Securities' Hong Kong stock account opening, I suggest you make an appointment with Golden Axe now, and wait for the follow-up service personnel to contact you to explain clearly. Haitong Securities can only open A-share accounts in the Mainland, but Haitong Securities cannot open Hong Kong stocks. Materials to be prepared for Haitong Securities to open the Hong Kong stock market: 1. Material preparation 1. Proof of residential address: Hong Kong Securities Regulatory Commission requires Hong Kong investors to provide proof of their current residential address to ensure that investors can receive materials mailed by securities companies. Proof of residential address can be replaced by utilities, telephone bills, gas bills, fund statements, insurance statements, credit card statements, etc. The premise is that the document must be printed by machine, with the customer's name and address, and within three months. 2. ID card and 2 copies. Sign the account opening document 1, fill in the personal basic information and sign it under the witness of the staff of China Merchants Securities (Hong Kong). Third, the account opening information is delivered to Haitong Securities (Hong Kong). Open a stock trading account and a special trust account for Standard Chartered Bank after receiving the customer's application for opening an account and passing the examination. And send the account by SMS, email, account opening letter, etc. 1. SMS: The customer will receive a SMS from Haitong Securities, which contains the stock trading account number. 2. E-mail: Haitong Securities will send the "login password" and "trading password" of the stock trading account to customers by e-mail. 3. Letter of account opening: Haitong Securities will send an account opening letter to the customer, including the special trust account of Standard Chartered Bank and the name and contact information of the account manager. At this point, the whole account opening process is completed, and customers can use the account to trade Hong Kong stocks.