In general, Futu won't provide financing and short-selling for one account with net assets less than $2,500. And if the net assets of one account are less than $2,000, the positions corresponding to the amount of financing and short-selling used will be forced to close.

On this basis, Futu will calculate your financing and short-selling power based on your net assets. However, according to Futu's own risk control guidelines, we limit the maximum loan amount of a single customer to no more than 2 million dollars.

(Futu has the right to adjust customer financing restrictions at any time according to its own operations or market conditions, and does not guarantee that the amount of financing will be infinitely enlarged or exceeds the limit without prior notice).

For example, suppose there is a net asset of $100,000 in customer A's account ($50,000 cash + $50,000 positions), the customer can raise up to $100,000 (depending on the positions, your actual purchasing power may be less than the maximum purchawsing power) to buy the financing stocks.

Suppose there is a $4,000,000 net asset in customer B's account ($2,000,000 cash + $2,000,000 positions), the customers can raise up to $2,000,000 to buy stocks (Limited by a single customer with a maximum loan amount of 2 million dollars).

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