1. Prove the share of collective assets held by shareholders;

2. Accustomed to participating in collective decision-making;

3. Participate in income distribution;

4. Mortgage financing.

The function and influence of warrants;

1. equity certificate: the equity certificate is the legal proof that the holder owns shares in a specific enterprise;

2. Asset certificate: representing part of the value of the enterprise assets owned by the holder;

3. Voting right: Give the holder the right to vote in the enterprise decision-making;

4. Dividend right: the holder enjoys the profit distribution of the enterprise according to the proportion of shares represented by the stock;

5. Transfer right: the holder can transfer the equity under the premise of complying with the law and the articles of association;

6. Right to obtain information: the obligee has the right to obtain the business information and financial status of the enterprise;

7. Preemptive right: When an enterprise issues new shares, the holder usually has the preemptive right.

To sum up, the stock certificates issued in rural areas have multiple functions, including proving the share of collective assets held by shareholders, participating in collective decision-making, participating in income distribution, mortgage financing and so on.

Legal basis:

Opinions of the Central Committee of the State Council on steadily advancing the reform of rural collective property rights system.

Three (eleven)

Safeguard the rights of farmers' collective assets and shares. Organize and implement the pilot reform of giving farmers collective asset ownership, income right, paid withdrawal right, mortgage right, guarantee right and inheritance right. Establish a collective asset equity registration system, record the information of collective asset shares held by members of rural collective economic organizations, and issue equity certificates. Improve the collective income distribution system, clarify the proportion of provident fund and public welfare fund, and implement the right to distribute farmers' collective assets and shares. Explore the conditions and procedures for farmers to withdraw from collective assets. At the present stage, the paid withdrawal of collective assets held by farmers shall not exceed the scope of the collective economic organization, but may be transferred within the collective or redeemed by the collective. Relevant departments should study and formulate measures for mortgage and secured loans of collective assets shares, and guide rural collective economic organizations to formulate measures for farmers to inherit collective assets shares. Summarize the pilot experience in time and push it away in time.