Market order
Fills straight away at the prevailing price.
Use it when getting filled matters more than the exact price. You do not set a price — the order takes whatever the market is showing when it reaches the book.
Order types, product types and position management work seamlessly on a professional-grade execution desk.
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Each one answers a different question: how fast do I need to be filled, and how much control do I want over the price?
Fills straight away at the prevailing price.
Use it when getting filled matters more than the exact price. You do not set a price — the order takes whatever the market is showing when it reaches the book.
Fills only at your price or better.
You name the worst price you will accept. If the market is not there yet the order rests and waits; it does not expire during the session. A resting limit order can be modified or cancelled while it waits.
Activates at a trigger, then works as a limit order.
Two prices, not one. The trigger decides when the order wakes up; the limit decides the worst price it will then accept. The trigger is an activation level — it is not the price you trade at.
Activates at a trigger, then fills at market.
The same activation logic, but once triggered it behaves like a market order. It prioritises being filled over the price at which it fills.
This is the single most common misunderstanding with stop orders. The trigger only decides when the order becomes active. Changing it moves the activation level — it does not change the value of the order or the price at which it will fill.
The same instrument behaves differently depending on how long you intend to hold it.
Opened and closed within the same session. Intraday positions appear under Positions, and anything still open when the session ends is squared off automatically — you do not carry it overnight.
Held across sessions. Delivery positions appear under Holdings with their own average price, and stay there until you close them.
Every order shows where it is — resting, waiting on a trigger, executed or cancelled — so nothing about its status has to be guessed.
An unexecuted order can have its price changed while it waits, without cancelling and re-placing it.
Cancel anything that has not filled. Blocked funds are released back to your account balance.
Open positions revalue against the latest price, so unrealised P&L moves through the session.
Intraday positions left open at the end of the session are closed automatically, and the result is realised into your balance.
Placing an order blocks part of your account balance; cancelling or closing releases it.
Derivatives and commodities trade in lots, and the contract size decides how much you are actually exposed to. The ticket states it in the instrument’s own units.
Create an account, pick an instrument, and see how the mechanics work end to end.
Investments in securities markets are subject to market risks. Read all the related documents carefully before investing.