There are funds that implement T+0 transactions, and there are also funds that implement T+1 transactions. Cross-border ETFs, bond ETFs, currency fund ETFs and gold ETFs implement T+0 transactions, and the remaining funds implement T+1 transactions. +1 deal.

T+0 refers to intraday trading, that is, if you buy a fund on the same day, you can sell it on the same day. T+1 refers to buying a fund on the trading day and confirming the share on the second trading day or the third trading day. It means it can only be sold within two trading days.