A foreign exchange account refers to an account used for foreign exchange transactions. Sometimes, the owner of the foreign exchange account and the actual account operator are not the same person, that is to say, the ownership and management rights of the account are separated, and this kind of account is called entrusted management account.

The owner of account funds is the entrusting party, and the actual account operator is the entrusted party. After the two parties reach an agreement, the fund owner will hand over the account under his name to the actual operator for management, and the actual operator will accept the entrustment to manage the account; In another case, the owner of the fund directly hands over the funds to the trustee for management, such as a fund company, where the investor is the owner of the funds and the fund company or fund manager is the trustee.

The trustee and the actual operator of the entrusted management account can also be called: account manager. When investors want to do a transaction or investment, if they don't want to spend time and energy on research and management, they can entrust an account manager to manage their accounts, so that they can get out of the complicated and high-pressure trading state.