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What's a limit order and market orders? When placing an order to buy or sell to close a position, the most commonly used order types are limit orders and market orders. You can choose the order type that best suits your trading needs.What's a limit order? A limit order is an order where you set the order quantity and the maximum price you are willing to buy or the minimum price you are willing to sell.

If you have an ongoing order that has not been processed for over 1 hour (excluding orders under dispute), your ads will be hidden. Once you confirm receipt of payment for the pending order, your ads will become visible again.What is a shared order? A shared order is an order created by another user through a link or QR code you shared.What should I do if I accidentally reject an order when the buyer has paid?

To cancel a limit order: Open your Web3 wallet, go to DEX > Swap > Limit Order Find the … in the upper right corner Select the History icon at the top right Find the relevant order to cancel Note: Network fees are charged only when an order is executed. Placing or canceling orders doesn't incur network fees, except on the Solana network.

User types Conditions that trigger the restrictions New OKX users: Completed less than 3 P2P trading orders since registration (including both buy order and sell order) More than 5 cancellations before payment on the same day, or more than 3 cancellations after selecting Payment Completed Old OKX users: Completed 3 or more P2P trading orders since registration (including both buy order and sell order) More than 3 cancellations before payment on the same day, or more than 1 cancellation after selecting

Order cancellation process at the My order page for P2P trading on OKX web Order cancellation process at the My order page for P2P trading on OKX appOn the app Open your OKX app, go to Menu Select P2P trading > Orders Find the order you would like to cancel, then select Cancel Order on the order page Select your order cancellation reason, and pick Continue with cancellation. You can cancel the order due to buyer or seller reasons.

Use when: following trends or protecting profits without fixing a single exit level.What advanced order types are available in X-Perps? X-Perps also supports the following advanced order types: Advanced Limit Scale Limit Iceberg orders Note: always review all order parameters carefully before confirming. Order type availability and exact behavior may vary by product configuration and market conditions. To learn more about OKX products, visit here.

Follow these steps to share your order details quickly and effectively: Navigate to the trading page: head over to the Trading section, this is where you can view your open and pending orders. Select the order you want to share: identify the specific order you wish to share. This could be an open, completed, or pending order that contains the trade details you want to discuss. Access the Share option: within the order details panel, locate the Share Order option.

Always keep "post-only" orders. 5. Modify or cancel orders: After placing an order, you cannot manually change the price settings, order quantity, or maximum chase difference.How to use a chase order? Step 1: Go to the Trading page, select the order type, and click on "Chase order". Step 2: Set the chase price, quantity, and max chase difference. Chase price: Chase price determines how the system adjusts the order price after it’s placed.

If you do not set an activation price, the trailing stop will activate immediately after the order is placed.Can I place multiple trailing stop orders? Yes. On the trailing stop page, you can view your existing trailing stop order. If a trailing stop has not been triggered, select Add to create another trailing stop for the same position.How do I cancel a trailing stop order? On the trailing stop page: Select Cancel to cancel a single order or Cancel all to cancel up to 20 orders at once.

Share now to start sharing your order Select the chat you'd like to share your order on and your order will be shared as text on the chat platforms on your mobile Share the order with your recipient once all the processes are done You can also trade with different order types on our platform, learn more here.

Sample of a P2P order receipt on our platformHow do I download a P2P order receipt?On the app On the P2P trading page, select Orders Select Orders to proceed to the next phase Select the completed order that you want to download the receipt for Select completed order of your preference to retrieve the order receipt Select the Download button at the bottom of the order review page. Open or save a PDF file to review the receipt.

Below is how you can start displaying your historic orders on the chart: Select Display on the trading chart Head over to the main menu on the trading chart and select Display Select Historical Orders Tick the Historical orders option to enable it Your historical orders will appear on the chart Once the page loads up, look up the historical order Hover over the historical order to view the details of your historical trade.

Work on your preferred details as available on the Floating window menu The Plus button offers an even simpler and more intuitive approach, appearing directly on your screen for one-click access to order placement. This minimalistic option is perfect for traders who value speed and simplicity, enabling them to execute trades swiftly without navigating through multiple menus. Move the Plus button effortlessly on the trading pageHow do I turn on quick orders?

We suggest you set a reasonable limit order price to avoid immediate execution.How do I place a Limit Order? Select Limit Order from the order types dropdown menu How you can place a Limit order Enter the price and amount Confirm the orderWhy should I use Limit Order? Control over execution price.