Bank-securities transfer refers to the fund transfer process between the investor's bank account (one-card current account) and the deposit account: that is, the current account is transferred to the securities deposit (bank-securities transfer), and the securities deposit is transferred to the current account (securities transfer).

A stock account can be bound to five three-party depository banks at most, and there is no need to transfer money to each other, and there is no handling fee, but it will delay time.