How does the basket order option work in the order panel?

How does the basket order option work in the order panel?

The basket order feature under the order panel is incorporated for ease of adding scrips to the basket or creating new baskets. 


All you have to do is go to the desired scrip, open the order panel, click on show more and enable the option of 'Basket Order' as displayed in the image below:



After Enabling the option of ‘Basket order,’ all the baskets you created will be displayed along with the ‘Create New Basket’ option. Select the desired basket you wish to add the scrip. The scrip will be added successfully to the basket.
 

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