How to partially exit positions or cancel orders in FYERS Scalper Terminal

How to partially exit positions or cancel orders in FYERS Option Scalper

FYERS Option Scalper allows you to manage open positions and pending F&O orders for a selected symbol with quick action tools. You can partially exit an open position or cancel all pending F&O orders for a specific symbol without affecting other trades.

These actions are useful when you want to reduce exposure, secure part of a position, or clear pending orders linked to one symbol.

Partially exiting a position

  1. Open FYERS Option Scalper.
  2. Go to the Positions tab.
  3. Find the open position you want to reduce.
  4. Use the slider next to the position to select the percentage you want to exit.
  5. Confirm the action to place the partial exit order.

For example, if you want to reduce only part of your position instead of closing it completely, use the partial exit slider and select the required exit percentage.

Cancelling all F&O orders for a symbol

  1. Open FYERS Option Scalper.
  2. Go to the Orders tab.
  3. Locate the symbol that has open F&O orders.
  4. Click Cancel All Orders for that symbol.
  5. Confirm the action if a confirmation prompt is shown.


This cancels pending F&O orders linked to the selected symbol without cancelling orders placed for other symbols.
Review the symbol and order details before using partial exit or Cancel All Orders. Once a partial exit order is executed or an order is cancelled, the action cannot be reversed.

What if...

ScenarioSolution
You want to exit a specific quantity instead of a percentageUse the regular order entry panel to place an order for the exact quantity.
Some orders are not cancelledCheck whether those orders are already executed, partially executed, or no longer pending. Refresh the Orders tab and verify the latest status.
You used partial exit but the position still appears in PositionsThe remaining quantity will continue to appear as an open position. Check the updated quantity in the Positions tab.
You cancelled orders but still have an open positionCancelling pending orders does not square off open positions. Use the appropriate exit option from the Positions tab if you want to close the position.
You want to undo a partial exit or order cancellationYou cannot undo an executed partial exit or a cancelled order. Place a new order if you want to re-enter or recreate the order.

Last updated: 02 Jul 2026

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