Yes, the bank has a term called forward foreign exchange trading, which is also called forward foreign exchange trading. At that time, when signing the foreign exchange transaction contract, both parties did not have foreign exchange or local currency payment, but the foreign exchange transaction agreed to be delivered at the agreed exchange rate and finance on a certain date in the future, and there would be no tension. This kind of foreign exchange trading contract is called futures (forward) foreign exchange contract. The foreign exchange as the object of the contract is called futures exchange or futures (forward) foreign exchange. Advantages of futures trading:

(1) Avoid the risk of exchange rate changes in international trade.

(2) The fund borrower shall prevent its foreign investment or debt from losing money due to exchange rate changes.

(3) Foreign exchange banks make necessary write-offs to balance their foreign exchange positions.

(4) Foreign exchange speculators conduct futures trading and engage in speculative trading in order to make profits.