Fund pending orders are fund purchases. Funds are divided into on-site funds and off-site funds. The time difference between pending orders is as follows:

1 OTC funds, commonly known as funds, are publicly issued funds. If it is bought before the trading day (T day) 15, the holding share can be found on T+2. If it exceeds 15, it will be postponed to the trading day, and the confirmation time will be postponed accordingly. Non-trading day pending orders are equivalent to trading on the next trading day;

2. The funds in the market can be put on hold at any time during the trading hours of the stock market. If the purchase is successful, the holding share can be displayed. If the purchase is unsuccessful, the funds will be automatically returned to the account at the end of the stock market trading day. Non-trading days can not be put into the market.