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Market buy and sell orders

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A market order is executed immediately at the best available price. This is the fastest way to buy or sell an investment instrument.


Market buy order

Mobile application:

  1. Go to Home, My portfolio or Trade

  2. Select the instrument you want

  3. Select Buy

  4. Select the order type (Market)

  5. Choose whether you want to buy by euro amount or number of units

  6. Enter the amount you want to buy (in euros or units)

  7. Click Confirm

The trade is executed immediately at the market price.

Web application:

  1. Go to Home, My portfolio or Trade

  2. Select the instrument you want

  3. Select Buy

  4. Select the order type (Market)

  5. Choose whether you want to buy by euro amount or number of units

  6. Enter the amount you want to buy (in euros or units)

  7. Click Confirm

The trade is executed immediately at the market price


Market sell order

Mobile application:

  1. Go to Home, My portfolio or Trade

  2. Select the instrument you want

  3. Select Sell

  4. Select the order type (Market)

  5. Choose whether you want to sell by euro amount or number of units

  6. Enter the amount you want to sell (in euros or units)

  7. Click Confirm

The trade is executed immediately at the market price.

Web application:

  1. Go to Home, My portfolio or Trade

  2. Select the instrument you want

  3. Select Sell

  4. Select the order type (Market)

  5. Choose whether you want to sell by euro amount or number of units

  6. Enter the amount you want to sell (in euros or units)

  7. Click Confirm

The trade is executed immediately at the market price


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⚠️ Please note regarding market orders:

A market order may not always be executed, particularly in markets with high volatility (price fluctuations) or when trading a small or less frequently traded investment instrument. In such cases, market liquidity may be insufficient to fill the order, and the order may be rejected. Market orders are not available for some investment instruments. We recommend using limit orders if a market order is not executed as expected.

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