What is the GTT order?

What is the GTT order?

A GTT (Good Till Triggered) order is a type of order that remains active until a specified trigger price is reached.

Once the trigger price is hit, the order is placed at the limit price set by the client.

GTT orders can be applied to various types of trades, including Intraday and Delivery. They are available for Equity cash and Futures & Options segments on NSE, BSE, and MCX.

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