Which securities company in Chinese mainland can open Hong Kong stocks and its fees?

Huatai Hong Kong Securities Company can open Hong Kong stocks.

To open an account in Hong Kong stocks, you only need to provide ID card and proof of residence address, and then sign the account opening documents. Subsequently, Hong Kong securities companies will help customers open Hong Kong stock trading accounts and help customers open capital accounts with Standard Chartered Bank. After collecting the above information, customers can trade Hong Kong stocks.

First, data preparation.

1. Proof of residential address: Hong Kong Securities Regulatory Commission requires Hong Kong investors to provide proof of current residential address, which can be replaced by any one of water, electricity, telephone, mobile phone, gas, fund statement, insurance statement and credit card statement. The premise is that the document must be printed by machine, with the customer's name and address, and within three months. (Note: the residential address filled in the account opening document must be the same as the residential proof address)

2. Copy of ID card

3. Copy of the bank card (the back of the bank card must be signed)

Second, sign the account opening documents.

The customer fills in personal basic information and signs it (all signature fonts must be the same).

3. Account opening information should be handed over to Hong Kong securities companies.

After receiving the customer's application for account opening and passing the examination, we will open a stock trading account and a special trust account for Standard Chartered Bank. And send the account by SMS, email, account opening letter, etc.

1, SMS: customers will receive SMS from Hong Kong securities companies with stock trading accounts.

2. E-mail: Hong Kong securities companies will send the "login password" and "trading password" of the stock trading account to customers by email (the e-mail address is very important and must be a common e-mail).

3. Letter of account opening: Hong Kong securities companies will send customers an account opening letter, which contains the special trust account of Standard Chartered Bank, as well as the name and contact information of the account manager.