Ticket-splitting interval refers to the net value calculation period determined according to the time of purchase or redemption when investors purchase or redeem funds. Generally speaking, a fund company will divide a day's trading into multiple sub-ticket intervals, and each sub-ticket interval corresponds to the calculation of a fund's net value. When investors purchase or redeem funds at a specific time, they will participate in the corresponding sub-ticket interval.

For the calculation method of sub-ticket interval, fund companies generally adopt T+ 1. That is, the fund shares purchased on the same day are calculated in the sub-ticket interval of the next working day, while the fund shares redeemed on the same day are calculated in the sub-ticket interval of the same day.

Investors can obtain the sub-ticket interval information of the Fund through the official website of the Fund, the website of the fund sales organization and the mobile APP of the fund company. Generally speaking, these channels will provide information such as the start time, end time, net value calculation time and subscription/redemption deadline of the fund sub-ticket interval for investors' reference.

It should be noted that the voting interval is determined according to the regulations of fund companies, and different fund companies may adopt different calculation methods and time points. Investors should know the specific regulations of fund companies before purchase or redemption, so as not to miss the time window of purchase or redemption.

In short, the voting interval is the time period for calculating the net value of the fund. Investors can obtain the sub-ticket interval information of the Fund through relevant channels, and reasonably choose the time point of purchase or redemption according to their own investment needs.