The issuance period of the fund is the collection period, which is usually also called the subscription period. After the end of the subscription period, the fund can be declared established and entered into the closed and open period only after the subscription amount of the fund meets the conditions for the establishment of the fund after examination and calculation.

The issuance period is the time limit for fund companies to raise funds when they set up funds. Buying this part of the fund shares during the issuance period is called subscription. After the establishment of the fund, the purchase of fund shares is called subscription. No matter whether the money fund subscribes or subscribes, no fees are paid.