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Gtt (Good Till Trigger) is a conditional order type offered by many Indian trading platforms that stays inactive until a specified trigger price is reached.
When the trigger price is hit, the Gtt converts into a regular order (limit or market) and may execute subject to market conditions and the broker's order routing.
Gtt is commonly used for automated entry or exit levels without the need to monitor markets constantly.
Different brokers implement Gtt slightly differently; check your broker's support pages for platform-specific behaviour.
When you cancel a GTT, the conditional instruction is removed and it will no longer trigger an order at the set price.
The cancellation does not affect other unrelated orders in your account.
Brokers typically retain a record of the cancelled GTT in your order history for reconciliation and audit.
GTTs do not automatically renew after cancellation; you must create a new GTT if you want the same condition applied again.
GTTs themselves are generally a free feature on most platforms and do not carry a standalone fee that would be refundable.
Charges (brokerage, transaction fees, exchange levies) apply only when an order executes; cancelled GTTs normally do not generate refundable charges.
No verified public pricing for a standalone "Gtt" product is available in the provided sources.
Many brokers include GTT as part of their standard order features; check your broker for plan details.
| Plan | Period | Price |
|---|---|---|
| Standard GTT feature | N/A | Contact for pricing |
As a consumer you have the right to timely and accurate service from your broker under the Consumer Protection Act and market regulations.
If you believe a broker acted unfairly, you may raise the issue with the broker's grievance redressal channel.
Many users value GTT for automating trades at predefined levels and reducing monitoring time.
When implemented well, GTTs help disciplined entries/exits and reduce missed opportunities.
Users sometimes report confusion between trigger price and limit price, leading to unexpected executions or rejections.
Other issues include difficulties locating or deleting GTTs on some platforms and delays in support responses.
A common error is thinking the trigger price guarantees an executed trade; the trigger merely places an order which may still fail to execute.
Always set a suitable limit price or acceptable execution parameters to match your risk tolerance.
Some users expect a GTT to be deleted automatically after it triggers; in many systems the GTT converts to an order and remains until executed or manually cancelled.
Confirm the post-trigger state in your platform's order history to avoid surprises.
Use this quick comparison to understand key differences between GTT and common order types.
Adapt choices to your trading needs and platform capabilities.
| Feature | Gtt | Regular Limit Order | Period |
|---|---|---|---|
| Activation | Activates only when trigger price is hit | Active immediately until executed or cancelled | One-time |
| Need to monitor | Low - triggers automatically | High - placed immediately, may need monitoring | One-time |
| Use case | Entry/exit at specific trigger levels without watching markets | Immediate limit pricing for current market | One-time |
Always verify the cancelled GTT appears in your order history and retain any confirmation for your records.
If you do not see confirmation, contact broker support promptly with evidence of your cancellation attempt.
Use the broker's official support channels for submitting documents or escalation requests related to GTT cancellations.
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