What is GTT?

What is GTT?

Good - Till Triggered (GTT) orders are basically a price alert based order placement or trigger based orders. When a pre-set trigger (Entry Price) is breached, only then the order is placed with exchange to execute the order. 
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    • How client can place GTT orders?

      GTT orders can be placed either on a stand-alone basis or along with a base order. Steps to place a stand-alone GTT order: Client need to select the stock for which he/she want to place the GTT order.Visit the company page and click on more options ...
    • Is GTT applicable on all stocks?

      This type of order is valid for all NSE, BSE Cash and NSE F&O scrips. GTT orders are valid for 365 days from the date of creation or till the expiration date of the contract, whichever is minimum. 
    • What are the types of GTT?

      There are two types of GTT orders -  Single – Only 1 Entry Price is required with the order Price and Quantity.  OCO (One Cancels Other) – 2 Entry Prices are required with the order Price and Quantity (Can be considered as 2 legs). When any one of ...
    • Can client modify and delete the GTT orders?

      Client can modify and delete active GTT orders. If client placed a GTT along with a base order, the base order needs to be completely executed at the exchange. Only in this case the GTTs will be made active.
    • What happens when the GTT entry price is breached?

      When the pre-conditions are met, the order is placed on exchange.  However, note that the trigger set is valid only once. So if the order is placed at the exchange and didn’t get execute for any reason, the GTT has to be placed again by you.