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Are there any guarantees that limit orders or stop orders will always be executed?

Order and Execution

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Published in 2025.03.25

Updated in 2025.04.10

We do not guarantee that any orders, including limit orders and stop orders, will always be executed.

Limit and stop orders may not be filled as requested, or may be canceled or invalidated, due to factors such as the price and expiration set by the trader, market liquidity, sudden market fluctuations (spikes), or price gaps.

Slippage Risk in Limit and Stop Orders

Limit orders and stop orders are order types that allow you to place an order to buy or sell once the price you specify is reached. Typically, if the market price reaches the price you requested and the conditions for executing the order at that price are met, the order will be filled at the specified price. However, due to sudden market fluctuations or price gaps, there may be instances where the order is not filled at the desired price, or if it is filled, slippage may occur depending on the market conditions.

Cases Where Orders May Be Invalid, Canceled, or Not Executed Due to Set Conditions

When placing limit orders or stop orders, if you specify an expiration time or if market conditions prevent the fulfillment of the order, there is a possibility that the order may not be executed as requested, or it may be canceled or invalidated without being filled.

Execution Methods on FXON

At FXON, we apply the most suitable order execution methods based on market conditions. This helps minimize the impact of market liquidity and slippage, ensuring optimal fill rates and a stable trading environment. However, please note that we do not guarantee that orders will always be executed.

Questions About Your Trades

If you have any questions regarding your trades, order execution status, slippage, or any other concerns, please feel free to contact our support desk.

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