1, trading places is different.
On-site subscription generally refers to trading in the secondary market, while off-site subscription generally refers to trading in some fund companies, banks and other consignment agencies.
2. Different trading methods.
Generally speaking, the funds purchased on the market adopt the trading method of T+ 1, that is, the funds purchased on the same day can be sold on the next trading day, while the funds purchased off-site cannot be sold until the fund share is confirmed, that is, they may not be sold on the next trading day, and the waiting time may be relatively long.
3. The transaction costs are different.
On-site subscription charges a certain transaction commission fee, generally 0.3 ‰, while off-site subscription may require a certain subscription fee, management fee, custody fee and sales service fee. Relatively speaking, the transaction fee may be more.
4. Various transactions
Generally speaking, there are fewer varieties purchased on-site than those purchased off-site.