Yes, Class A funds and Class C funds are two types of funds, so when subscription is restricted, Class A funds and Class C funds can subscribe at the same time. For example, you can buy 10000 of Class A funds or 10000 of Class C funds. Sometimes Class A funds are limited and Class C funds are not, so you can buy more Class C funds.

In addition, the fund limit can be purchased on different platforms, because when investors buy funds, the fund TA account is the same. Fund TA account: refers to the account set up by the registration and settlement institution for investors to manage and record the changes in the types and quantities of investors' funds, which are recorded under this account regardless of the channels through which investors handle it.