1 and 1 Investors only have 1 TA account in a fund management company, but they can have multiple trading accounts, such as one in CCB and one in Bank of Communications. Both trading accounts can trade, and funds can be transferred from one trading account to the other, which is called transfer custody.

2. 1 Investors have only one trading account in a bank, but they can have multiple TA accounts for purchasing funds from multiple fund companies. For example, if you open a fund trading account in Bank of Communications, you have to open the TA account of this fund to buy the fund of which fund company. At this time, it is 1 trading account vs multiple TA accounts.

Second, the concept introduction:

1. The fund TA account, also known as the "registration institution account" or "fund account" for short, refers to the account set up by the registrant for investors to manage and record the changes in the types and quantity of funds registered by the registrant. TA is the abbreviation of English trade agent. 1 investors can only open a 1 TA account in a fund management company (excluding the so-called Deng Zhong account registered by a fund company registered in China), and can subscribe and purchase open-end funds only after opening a TA account.

2. Fund trading account. Referred to as "trading account", fund trading account is an account set up by the bank for investors to trade funds in the bank. Investors handling fund business through bank agency outlets must first open a fund trading account. This account is used to record investors' fund trading activities and their fund shares. Each investor can only apply for opening a fund trading account in one bank.