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How Advanced Price Execution works

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Advanced Price Execution controls how Tradetron prices and re-prices your orders. It has five fields:

  1. Initiation price: the price the first order is sent at.
  2. Revision attempts: how many times the order is re-priced if it does not fill.
  3. Increase by tick: how far each revision moves the price.
  4. Timeout: how long to wait between attempts.
  5. Final action: what to do if the order is still unfilled after the last attempt (for example, cancel or execute at market price).

Video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=SPJ1_DVErM8

Exit at Market Price

You can use price execution only for entry legs, and send set exits and Universal Exits as market orders. Set Exit At Market Price to Yes.

Video: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-J8JwTlPpGs

Note: for NSE, NFO, BFO and MCX, a “market” order over API is sent as a limit order that fills inside the exchange’s price band.

:sparkles: Edited with AI from the original Tradetron article, checked against current docs (Oct 2026). Spot something wrong? Tell us in the Community.

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