If you are a person involved in a criminal case of corporate fraud, you admit in your confession that you have an economic relationship with the case. Whether you are convicted depends on the specific case, evidence, legal provisions and other factors, and you can't give a clear answer.
Under normal circumstances, if your economic dealings with the company are legal and normal business dealings, and there is no substantive connection with the case, then you should not have direct criminal responsibility. However, if your economic contacts are related to the case, for example, you know or participate in the company's fraud, or your funds are used for fraud, then you may be identified as an accomplice and need to bear corresponding criminal responsibility.
It should be noted that the identification of criminal cases needs to go through the investigation, review and trial procedures of relevant departments, and the specific circumstances may vary from case to case. I suggest you consult a professional lawyer in time to better safeguard your legitimate rights and interests.