Some informal stock allocation platform scams include:

Exaggerating the company’s size and qualifications as a “national chain” and “super large platform”. This type of capital allocation company uses scale to deceive stock investors, and few investors will actually prove their scale. Scale qualifications are not just words, but must be supported by real evidence.

VIP discount VIP enjoys an ultra-low interest rate of 1.6%. What is VIP? How much money you pay is VIP. This is the so-called VIP. In other financing companies, when your funds reach this standard, you will get the same interest rate. , the so-called VIP is just a gimmick.

Account security is not high. Sub-accounts and tractor accounts are provided. Illegal accounts are banned by the China Securities Regulatory Commission. The risks are high and disputes arise, and it is not easy to collect evidence. Trust accounts are institutional accounts that need to collect taxes. If there is a delayed transaction in the sub-master market, the interest rate loss will be huge.

Low interest and low fees "interest as low as 1.0" is very unrealistic.

Stock capital allocation is a capital allocation company that provides stock trading accounts and funds for stock trading (the prerequisite is that shareholders themselves have certain funds), and charges a fixed monthly fee, also known as management fees, or interest. . This method falls under the category of private lending. When choosing a funding platform, be sure to do preliminary work:

Go to the government website to check their registration information.

Try to find a large and formal capital allocation company for capital allocation.

Search through search engines to see if there are more negative news.

Log in to their website to view the software and history.