1. Go to a bank near the industrial and commercial bureau to open a temporary account of the enterprise (for capital injection), and transfer the registered capital of different shareholders to this temporary account of the enterprise according to a certain proportion of capital contribution (it is suggested here that it is best to ask whether it can be used as a capital injection account or handled in a bank near the industrial and commercial bureau before opening an account);
2. According to the provisions of the Company Law, enterprise investors are required to provide relevant certificates of registered capital according to their respective contribution ratios, and audit by the audit department and issue a "capital verification report" (companies that pay registered capital by subscription system can be exempted). The Company Law stipulates that when registering a company, investors (shareholders) are required to make full contributions. Of course, this can be in the form of money, or in the form of physical cars, real estate, intellectual property rights and so on. Of course, this will be an extra step.
3. Because what you do in the bank is only monetary contribution, if you have physical objects, real estate, etc. As a capital contribution, you need to go to an accounting firm to evaluate its value first, and then make a capital contribution based on its actual value, which is rather troublesome. Therefore, it is recommended that you directly contribute in cash. No matter what means you use to get the money, whether you borrow it or not, as long as you pay the capital contribution in full.
Legal basis: Article 76 of the Company Law of People's Republic of China (PRC) shall meet the following conditions for the establishment of a joint stock limited company:
(1) The promoters meet the quorum;
(2) It has the total amount of capital subscribed or paid-in by all promoters in accordance with the articles of association;
(3) The issuance and offering of shares comply with the law;
(4) The promoters shall formulate articles of association, which shall be adopted by the founding meeting;
(5) Having a company name and establishing an organization meeting the requirements of a joint stock limited company;
(6) Having a company domicile.