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Options are derivatives that gives investors the right to buy or sell a specific security at a specific price, also known as the strike price, prior to or on the expiration date.

An index option is a financial derivative that gives the holder the right (but not the obligation) to buy or sell the value of an underlying index at the stated strike price. No actual stocks are bought or sold. Often, an index option will utilize an index futures contract as its underlying asset.Index options are typically European style and settle in cash for the value of the index at the expiration date.

The risk of options trading is very high. In some situation, the loss bore by customers may exceed the initial margin deposit. Investors should understand the types of options (Call Options or Put Options) and the related risk they are planning to trade no matter they are buying or selling options.

Only Limited Order is supported currently, more types of order will be supported in a later stage.

Options is a kind of contract, and its trading unit is 1 contract. Generally, the size of 1 contract is equivalent to 100 shares (Corporate Actions may affect the size of 1 contract and may not be equivalent to 100 shares).