Good Till Cancelled FAQs

What is "GTC?"

GTC stands to Good Till Cancel. GTC allows clients to place orders for buying and selling with a specified time period. Instructions of the request will remain valid.

Are there additional charges for GTC?

How long would settlement take for GTC orders if they were traded?

Can GTC orders be cancelled?

When does a GTC order go into effect in the market?

What happens if the market opens with a gap

Can I change my GTC order during market hours?

What happens if my account has a margin shortfall? Can I top up my margin throughout the day?

Is the GTC order processed if there is not enough margin in my account?

What time will the GTC order be sent to the exchange?

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