Why are my margin orders not being executed?

Here are some common reasons why your margin orders might not be executing:

1. Insufficient Margin:

• Check your margin balance: Ensure you have enough funds in your margin account to cover the initial margin requirement for your order.
• Understand leverage: Be aware of the leverage you're using. Higher leverage means a smaller initial margin, but it also increases your risk.

2. Price Movement:

• Market volatility: If the market is highly volatile, it can be challenging for your order to be executed at your desired price.
• Price slippage: This occurs when the market price moves significantly between the time you place your order and when it's executed, leading to a less favorable price.

3. Order Type and Settings:

• Limit order: If you're using a limit order, ensure the limit price you've set is competitive with the current market price.
• Stop-loss or take-profit orders: These orders are triggered by price movements. Make sure the trigger price is realistic and not too far from the current market price.
• Order expiration: Check if your order has expired. Some orders have a time limit.

4. Technical Issues:

• Platform glitches: Occasionally, technical issues can prevent orders from executing. Check if the platform is experiencing any known problems.
• Network connectivity: Ensure you have a stable internet connection.

5. Exchange Rules:

• Order size limits: Some exchanges have minimum and maximum order sizes.
• Trading restrictions: There might be specific restrictions on certain trading pairs or during certain times.

If you're still having trouble, please contact our customer support for further assistance.