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RUIDA FUTURES’ fee structure includes a range of charges, which can vary depending on the specific futures contracts being traded. For example, for gold, silver, and copper futures on the Shanghai Futures Exchange (SHFE), the broker charges a fee of ¥6 to ¥60 per lot, with the fees depending on the contract month. Similarly, futures products like soybeans, corn, and iron ore on the Dalian Commodity Exchange (DCE) carry a fee range of ¥6 to ¥36 per lot. The fee structure is designed to reflect the costs associated with the execution of each trade, and traders should be mindful of these charges when calculating their overall trading expenses. In addition to commission fees, RUIDA also applies intraday surcharges for certain products. These surcharges are applied to same-day trades and can vary depending on the market conditions and contract specifics. For example, certain commodities like methanol or PTA have higher fees for intraday trades, which could impact short-term traders who engage in rapid, same-day trades. Traders who plan to trade these products should account for these additional costs when planning their trades.