From decision to execution
A trading journey includes market selection, order instruction, margin checks, routing or execution, confirmation, ongoing valuation and close-out.
Explain supported order types without implying guaranteed fills
Link to the applicable execution policy
State platform, entity and instrument differences
Pricing and liquidity
Displayed prices may come from approved liquidity, venue or data sources. Market conditions can affect spreads, depth, slippage and the ability to execute.
Risk controls are tools, not guarantees
Stop-loss, take-profit, alerts and margin controls can support a plan but cannot remove gap, slippage, connectivity or liquidity risk.
Common questions
What is market execution?: It generally means an order is executed at the best available price under the applicable policy, which may differ from the requested price.
Can an order be rejected?: Yes. Rejections or delays may occur because of invalid parameters, insufficient margin, market status, price movement, risk controls or technical conditions.