No, t+0 means that you can buy an ETF on T day and sell it directly on T day. A-share ETF does not support t+0 for the time being. At present, there are:

1, cross-border ETF, which mainly tracks major indexes in foreign markets, such as Hang Seng ETF, S&P 500ETF and Japanese ETF.

2. Bond ETF；, including treasury bonds and credit bonds, such as 10-year treasury bonds and urban investment bonds;

3. Monetary fund ETFs, such as Huabao Tianyi;

4. Gold ETFs, such as gold ETFs.