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Cut-off Time

Cut-off time is a critical concept in finance that dictates the day in which your transaction will be recorded. Essentially, it is the last moment during the day that your transaction will be considered for that particular day's Net Asset Value (NAV). This time is significant as it can impact the accuracy and timing of your investment's valuation. It is important to be aware of this time and plan accordingly to ensure your transactions are recorded accurately.

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