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A major downside is that ShenYin & WanGuo’s services are predominantly focused on the Chinese domestic market. This restricts access for international traders who may be looking to trade global futures or foreign exchange markets. Additionally, while the broker offers various instruments, the complexity of the fee structure can be a challenge for traders, especially for those who are not familiar with Chinese futures trading. From my experience, these limitations make it less appealing for traders looking for a broader international market or simple fee structures.

ShenYin & WanGuo offers a wide range of tradable instruments, primarily focused on the Chinese market. You can trade commodity futures, financial index futures, bond futures, commodity options, financial index options, and ETF options on the Shanghai and Shenzhen exchanges. The broker also offers spot ETFs, allowing traders to access a variety of asset classes. From my perspective, these instruments are ideal for anyone looking to engage in futures or options trading within the Chinese market, though they don’t offer forex or cryptocurrency trading.

To log into your ShenYin & WanGuo account, you can use the Shenwan Futures APP on mobile devices or Boyi Cloud for Windows. Both platforms provide easy access to your trading account with secure login options. I find that the login process is smooth and straightforward, whether you're using a desktop or mobile device. If you encounter any issues, their customer support team is available to assist you.

ShenYin & WanGuo's fee structure varies depending on the product being traded. For futures transactions, the fee is typically between 0.25% to 1.15% of the transaction amount, or a fixed ¥5–¥100 per lot. For options, the fees range from ¥1 to ¥75 per lot, with additional execution fees for more complex trades. There are also special offers for certain products, such as waived closure fees, which may help active traders save on costs. Overall, the fees are moderate compared to industry standards, but they can become more expensive if you are trading frequently or larger volumes.