Of course. Generally speaking, the right to take delivery of goods is subject to time restrictions and constraints, for example, both parties agree that the transaction is valid for one year, or the delivery time of each transaction is within a specific period of time. In addition, the right to take delivery is also affected by market supply and demand, futures contracts and so on. Therefore, in the actual transaction, buyers and sellers can negotiate to determine whether it is feasible to buy and sell the right to take delivery of goods once a day according to their own needs and market conditions, and clearly stipulate it in the transaction contract. However, it should be noted that the implementation of delivery right transactions needs to comply with relevant laws and regulations, and the rights and interests of both parties should be protected.