Quotes, orders, account and news handled in four separate places means a good part of the day goes into switching between them.

A client built by the brokerage itself

Zhang Le Cai Fu Tong is developed by Huatai Securities and is the brokerage's own mobile client rather than a third-party terminal. The official store listing describes it as a mobile terminal covering several markets: market data and order entry form the trunk, and account and assets sit inside the same app. The practical benefit of that structure is that quotes and orders come from one place, so there is no cross-checking between two programs to confirm that the price you watched is the price you sent.

Market coverage is the foundation. The official description names A-shares, Hong Kong and US markets among others, with trading listed in the same paragraph as a primary function. Because quotes and trading share one flow, moving between markets becomes a matter of switching tabs.

Account, announcements and the two tool sets

Account and asset viewing are listed alongside market data and trading. For information, the page says the app gathers market information and related content for users in one place, with announcements and news among the standard sections. Together these form a continuous path from watching to weighing to acting, rather than a set of isolated entry points.

Two groups among the tools deserve separate mention. One is aimed at funds: the official feature list includes a fund screener and a diagnostic tool that rates a fund across several dimensions to speed up selection. The other is aimed at orders: conditional orders send an order automatically once preset conditions are met, handing the repetitive watching to a rule. The same list also mentions advisory services offered through the platform, standing next to self-directed trading.

Two things to settle before you start

The first is the permission boundary. Market data and trading apps generally require identity verification and account binding, so what you can see depends on account status; the official client follows the same process as a brokerage counter, with account opening and signing carried out under regulatory requirements. The second is the relationship between information and decisions: the screener, the diagnostic and the conditional order all exist to lay data out more clearly and to automate repeated actions. The confirmation key is still pressed by the person.

On version, the official store listing shows 8.8.73, updated on 28 September 2026, with release notes describing stability and experience adjustments. The client itself is free to obtain and involves no purchase step before installation; specific fees and account rules follow what the brokerage actually publishes. One reminder is worth keeping: markets move, and no single dataset or screening result amounts to a promise about the outcome. Check your own tolerance before committing anything.

A tool can only lay information out more neatly. What to do with it stays the user's homework.

Practical notes. Group the watchlist by purpose first, since switching between groups is quicker than hunting for a name. Run a conditional order through a small position once before relying on it, so trigger and cancel behaviour become familiar. And treat screener output as a shortlist, then read each fund's holdings and fees rather than trusting a single score.