You can't. The re-custody business refers to the behavior that the holder applies to transfer all or part of his fund shares from the trading account of one sales organization to the trading account of another sales organization. Transferring funds held by investors to their relatives is neither a transfer custody business nor a non-transaction transfer business. At present, most fund management companies only accept non-transaction transfer under the circumstances of inheritance, donation and judicial enforcement. Among them, donation only means that fund holders donate their legally held fund shares to welfare social groups. When transferring custody, the fund holder can transfer all the fund shares he bought in a sales organization (place) at one time or in part, but the balance of the fund shares transferred out and transferred to the sales organization after the transfer custody is completed shall not be lower than the minimum holding share stipulated in the fund contract. If the fund share balance managed by the investor in the sales organization (place) is lower than the minimum share after re-custody, it is confirmed that the re-custody is unsuccessful; If the number of applications is not all, the registration and transfer department confirms that the transfer of custody is unsuccessful. There is a one-step re-monitoring method. The original custodian institution unilaterally handles the re-custody business, and the new custodian institution can inquire after two days. Two-step transfer to custody. After the original custody institution handles the transfer business, it is necessary to go through the confirmation transfer procedures in the new custody institution.

Investors who apply for re-custody must first open a capital account with the re-sale organization. For example, if they originally purchased from securities company A and want to transfer to securities company B, they must first open a capital account in securities company B; The transferred-out fund share (i.e. fund share) is recorded in the transferee's fund account after being confirmed by the registration center (i.e. transferred to your fund account in Company B); The fund share transferred by the investor must be the available share in the fund account, and only part or all of the fund shares of one fund can be selected for transfer custody at a time; The fund shares transferred by investors are frozen as soon as they are accepted, and investors must fill in the fund shares when they transfer out of custody.