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BOC International Futures Co., Ltd. (BOC Futures) is a mainland China futures company wholly established by BOC International (China) Co., Ltd., with registered capital of RMB 350 million. Its main business scope includes commodity futures brokerage, financial futures brokerage, futures investment consulting, and asset management. It should be emphasized that the captured text does not show that it offers spot or contract trading services for cryptocurrencies such as Bitcoin or Ethereum, so it is not a cryptocurrency exchange.
The platform holds memberships with China’s major futures exchanges and can act on behalf of clients for futures trading, settlement, and delivery. The official website lists products across markets including the Shanghai Futures Exchange, Dalian Commodity Exchange, Zhengzhou Commodity Exchange, China Financial Futures Exchange, and Shanghai International Energy Exchange. Covered products include crude oil, low-sulfur fuel oil, fuel oil, copper cathode, TSR 20 rubber, treasury bond futures, stock index futures, glass, soda ash, apples, and more. On the technology side, the text mentions support for systems such as CTP, Esunny, Aicrane, Shengli, and Feima, and provides the BOC Futures app, software downloads, simulated account opening, a trading calendar, and bank-futures transfers.
Fees follow the common futures-industry model of charging by product, contract, and transaction type, and may be adjusted according to exchange and company announcements. Examples disclosed in the text include: glass futures commission and intraday close-out commission at RMB 8 per lot; soda ash futures at 0.04% of transaction value; propylene futures at RMB 12 per lot; and intraday close-out commission for apple futures at RMB 40 per lot. Margin requirements are also adjusted dynamically; for example, the general position margin ratio for fuel oil futures is 19%.
Its strengths lie in its strong shareholder background, combining banking and securities firm resources; relatively complete exchange memberships, research services, bank-futures transfer support, and risk-control announcements; and clear warnings on the official website about risks such as fake apps and fraudulent customer service phone numbers. Its limitations are that the public pages do not provide a complete unified fee schedule, and some asset management information requires login or contacting customer service. More importantly, its business has no direct relationship with cryptocurrency.
It is better suited to mainland Chinese futures investors, institutional hedging clients, and users who need futures research and asset management services. It is not suitable for people looking to buy and sell digital currencies, make on-chain deposits or withdrawals, or trade crypto derivatives. The official website is registered in China, and the text shows customer service phone numbers, business addresses, and app download information. Access from China appears to be directly available.
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