What are the conditions for Entry Price?

There should be a price gap of at least 0.5% between Last Trade Price (LTP) and Entry price of any leg of GTT.
There should be a price gap of at least 1% between both legs of GTT if OCO GTT is being placed along with normal order.
Relation between Entry Price and Order Price:
Buy Side: Entry Price <= Order Price
Sell Side: Entry Price >= Order Price

This condition is kept so that your order acts like a market order and can be successfully executed at the exchange.

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