Your GTT request may appear as "Cancelled" due to several reasons, including:

- You manually cancelled the GTT request from the GTT book.

- In OCO (One Cancels the Other) orders, if one condition (Stop Loss or Target Price) is triggered, the other is automatically cancelled.

- For cover OCO orders, the GTT may be cancelled if:

     i) The fresh order was cancelled by you or rejected by the exchange.

     ii) The position quantity is less than the cover OCO GTT quantity.

- Insufficient funds or limits were available when the GTT was triggered.

- The underlying contract or stock expired (e.g., index contract expiry or monthly expiry for stocks).

- A corporate action occurred in the underlying stock with an active GTT request.

- The triggered order did not meet applicable risk management checks (e.g., limits on quantity, price, or cumulative value).

If your GTT request is cancelled for any reason, it will not proceed to order placement. You may create a new GTT request if needed.

The active and triggered GTT order can be tracked from GTT Order Book.

Simply Go to Stocks > Order Book > GTT - you will then be able to view the GTT orders. 

No. You cannot place any GTT order request from open positions. 

GTT is only available for buying and selling of stocks through delivery. 

If square off order is placed and fully executed for open position Qty and customer has also placed GTT Cover OCO or Square off with GTT for same position and if the GTT Cover OCO requests gets triggered the request will be cancelled by system as there will be no open position Quantity available. You will be able to view the updated remarks against such cancelled request in GTT book.

The pending GTT Square off order request after getting triggered will check for any open position in same underlying contract and if it exists the GTT square off order will be sent to the exchange against the recreated position in the same contract.

The pending GTT -request will stay Active status until the contract expires or you cancel the GTT request from the GTT Book

GTT Orders are valid for 365 days

Good Till Triggered (GTT) is a trading tool that allows you to automate buy or sell orders based on your target price, ensuring they stay active for up to 365 days or until your conditions are met, making trading smarter and stress-free.

GTT request can be placed for Buy/Sell in Stocks will remains valid till it is triggered for a period of 365 days/cancelled.

GTT request will be held with I-Sec and limit order(s) will be sent to exchange only when the price condition is met. Customers can choose a GTT request either with Single trigger type or One Cancels Other (OCO) trigger type.

In OCO requests both Stop Loss and Target trigger prices can be set where one trigger shall cancel the other.

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Yes, all online existing and new customers of ICICI Securities Limited who are eligible to trade in F&O can avail GTT facility.

No, GTT facility is available only for the enabled underlying's in F&O and all enabled contracts under the enabled underlying. However, I-Sec can disable any of the stocks or indices or contracts at its discretion.

When the customer places GTT request while selecting the contract itself the validation message will be displayed that the contract is disabled for GTT and you GTT request will not go through.

No, you do not need to allocate funds while placing a GTT request. However, customers must ensure that sufficient limits are available in F&O segment during trigger to meet requisite margin required for the order.

You can place buy/ sell GTT request from separate GTT window given in the order placement page on the website.

Alternatively, you can place cover GTT either from existing place order page while placing fresh order or from the Open position page.

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GTT request will be valid till it is triggered, cancelled or till expiry of the underlying contract, whichever is earlier.

Single trigger type GTT request is where you can set a single trigger price instead of both stoploss and/or target trigger prices require in OCO trigger type.

In One Cancels Other (OCO) trigger type GTT request, both Stop Loss and Target trigger prices can be set. However, one trigger shall immediately cancel the other.
OCO GTT request can be placed along with the fresh order from the existing order placement page and also from the separate GTT tab provided under the Place Order page.

Example: Customer is looking to buy June 8 Nifty 18500 CE @150 at the same time he will place a GTT request for Stoploss Trigger price of Rs 120 and Limit price of Rs 110 and Target Trigger price of Rs @200 and Limit price of Rs 115 and vice-versa for sell. Now if the stop loss condition is met then that order will be sent to the exchange for execution and Target price condition will get cancelled immediately and vice versa.

Trigger price is the price at which your request will get triggered for sending order to exchange& limit price is the price at which your order will get placed at exchange.

Example: Say, you are placing Nifty 02-Mar-23 18000 CE- Fresh buy order @ 120 and GTT Stoploss Trigger price request of 100 with limit price 90(system picks trigger price as limit price which is editable and edited to 90 in this case). Your Stop Loss order will be sent to exchange when price reaches 100 with a limit price of Rs 90, this may help to avoid flash crash in price and big slippages.

Yes, you can modify trigger prices (Stop Loss/ Target) or limit price for your GTT request from the GTT book.

You can choose to place only Target or only Stoploss trigger price or both only in case of cover OCO GTT trigger type. In case of OCO GTT from GTT tab both Stoploss and target trigger price will need to be set. In case of single trigger type only trigger price can be set.

Please note all GTT orders will be sent as limit price orders where the limit price is taken same as trigger price set by you which is editable.

In case of GTT OCO or Cover OCO request, when Target price is met and order is triggered then the stop-loss condition will immediately get cancelled.

Please note in case the triggered order remains open/unexecuted for the day then the order expires and the GTT request will no longer be valid. In such cases you may want to place your GTT request again.

The statuses against your GTT request in GTT book are:

1. Inactive- The status of GTT request is Inactive in case of your Cover OCO GTT request where your fresh order is not executed against the same.

2. Active- The Status of GTT request is Active in case of Single GTT request is placed and for Cover OCO request your fresh order is fully executed.

3. Triggered- The status of GTT request is Triggered in case:

   a. Single GTT request is send to the exchange when the price is triggered.

   b. Cover OCO GTT, where any one i.e., Stop-Loss or Target is triggered and sent to the exchange and other get cancelled immediately.

 4. Cancelled - The Status is cancelled against your GTT request if the request is triggered but get cancelled.

Currently GTT in F&O is available on both mobile app and website. For equity, it is only available on website, and will very soon be made available on the mobile app as well.