Postponement and non-postponement of fund redemption are two ways to deal with some unsuccessful fund shares in the case of huge fund redemption. Huge redemption means that the net redemption application share of a single open day fund exceeds 10% of the total fund share. Choosing deferred redemption means that unsuccessful redemption will continue on the next open day, and the redemption price will be settled at the price of the next open day. If you choose to cancel the redemption, it means that unsuccessful redemption will not be redeemed. If you need to continue redemption, you need to resubmit the redemption application on the next open day.

When choosing the extension and cancellation of fund redemption, it is necessary to consider whether there has been a huge redemption of the fund. Under normal circumstances, the probability of huge redemption of funds is relatively small. If there is no huge redemption of the fund, choosing to postpone or cancel will not affect this redemption. You can choose the way to postpone or cancel the redemption according to the actual demand.