What is product and order in the user settings of the order panel?

The product and order type function helps you to preset your preferences. Product type includes Intraday, BO, CO, and Invest, whereas Order type includes Market, Limit, Trigger, and Trigger Limit. This feature has been incorporated into the New Order Window to help the traders save time and avoid selecting the same options every time he wishes to place an order.

Go to the User Settings displayed on the order window:

Select your preferred product and order type and click on ‘Save.’

So, whenever you open the order panel, the product and order type you set will be displayed by default.

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