Placing a Good-Till-Triggered (GTT) order on FYERS lets you define a price trigger, so that an order is automatically sent to the exchange when the trigger is hit. The following conditions apply to ensure smooth processing and compliance with regulations.
| When this happens | What you need to know |
|---|---|
| The trigger price is hit, but the order isn’t executed | The GTT is cancelled. You’ll need to re-place it if still relevant. |
| There’s a corporate action on the stock (e.g., dividend or split) | FYERS will cancel the GTT before the ex-date to avoid misfires. You must re-place it afterward. |
| You haven’t authorised your holdings via CDSL TPIN | Sell GTTs will fail unless you use the TPIN daily or submit a POA/DDPI to FYERS. |
| The GTT order is never triggered during its validity | It expires automatically after 365 days (or on contract expiry for F&O). |
Last updated: 30 Jun 2025