After placing a Smart Trail order, you can monitor its status in the Smart Orders section of your platform. This view shows whether the order is active, the latest trailing adjustments, and lets you pause, modify, or exit the order when needed.
Tip: Smart Trail orders do not appear in the regular Order Book. Always use the Smart Orders tab or panel to track status and trailing updates.
If you want to learn how to place a Smart Trail order, refer to this article.
On FYERS App
- Open the bottom menu and tap Order Book.
- Go to the Smart Orders tab.
- View active Smart Trail orders and see every trailing update as the price moves in your favor.
- From here, you can pause/resume, modify, or exit the order.
On FYERS Web
- Log in to https://fyers.in/web.
- Open Order Book and switch to the Smart Order Book tab.
- All active Smart Trail orders are listed with real-time changes to their stop-loss levels.
- You can edit, disable, or cancel orders directly from this tab.
On FYERS Trader (trade.fyers.in)
- Log in to https://trade.fyers.in.
- Click the Smart Orders icon on the top bar.
- Review active Smart Trail orders and their latest trailing levels.
- Pause, resume, or modify orders from the same panel.
What If...
| Scenario | What Happens |
|---|
| I can’t find my Smart Trail order | Ensure you’re viewing the Smart Orders tab/panel (not the regular Order Book). Also confirm the order was placed with the Smart toggle enabled. |
| The order isn’t trailing | The market must move in your favor by at least the configured Jump Price before the stop-loss updates. |
| I see a normal SL in Order Book but not in Smart Orders | Regular stop-loss orders appear only in the normal Order Book. Smart Trail appears under Smart Orders. |
| The order vanished after market close | Smart Trail orders are day-valid. They expire at market close and must be set again the next trading day. |
Important: Smart Trail orders expire at the end of the trading day. If you plan to carry a position overnight, create a new Smart Trail order on the next trading day.
Last updated: 27 Mar 2026