Can ICBC's paper crude oil (account crude oil) pending orders be traded during non-trading hours?

No, the trading methods of account crude oil (account crude oil) include profit pending orders, stop loss pending orders and two-way pending orders.

Profit pending order: refers to the pending order whose price is better than the real-time transaction quotation, that is, the buying price of the customer pending order is lower than the current bank selling price or the selling price of the customer pending order is higher than the current bank buying price. When the transaction quotation reaches the customer's pending order price, the transaction is conducted at the pending order price.

Stop loss pending orders: refers to pending orders whose price is lower than the real-time trading quotation, that is, the selling price of customer pending orders is lower than the current bank buying price or the buying price of customer pending orders is higher than the current bank selling price. When the transaction quotation reaches the customer's pending order price, the transaction is conducted at the pending order price.

Bidirectional pending orders: refers to the combination of profit pending orders and stop loss pending orders established at the same time. Any two-way pending order will be closed, and the other pending order will automatically become invalid.

The longest real-time transaction and pending order transaction of ICBC paper crude oil (account crude oil) is 120 hours. The first crude oil network reminds crude oil investors that there is a time limit for the pending transaction of ICBC paper crude oil (account crude oil), and the longest is 120 hours.