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    What is an OCO request in GTT?

    A One Cancels Other (OCO) GTT request allows you to set both Stop-Loss and Target trigger prices for a stock. When one trigger condition is met, the other is automatically cancelled.

    • An OCO GTT request can be placed while placing a new order or separately from the GTT tab under the Place Order page.

    • This helps in automating risk management by ensuring that either a profit target is reached or a stop-loss is triggered to minimize potential losses.

    Example:
    You buy Stock XYZ at ₹500 and place an OCO GTT Sell Order:

    • Target Trigger Price: ₹550 (Limit Price ₹555) – if the stock price reaches ₹550, your sell order is placed at ₹555.
    • Stop-Loss Trigger Price: ₹470 (Limit Price ₹465) – if the stock price drops to ₹470, your sell order is placed at ₹465.

    Now, if the Target Price of ₹550 is reached first, the Stop-Loss order will be cancelled automatically, and vice versa.

    What is GTT? What is the validity of GTT order? Why did my GTT request get cancelled? Where can the active and triggered GTT request be tracked? Can I place GTT request for Cover/Square off against an Open position? What will happen to a pending GTT request if it doesn’t get triggered? Can I place GTT orders in MTF? How does the GTT feature work? Do I need to allocate funds for placing GTT request? How to place a buy/sell GTT order for stocks? What is Single trigger type in GTT? What is Trigger price & Limit price in a GTT request for stocks? Can I modify the trigger or limit price of a GTT request? Can I place only Target or only Stoploss request in GTT? What Happens to the Stoploss if the Target Price is Triggered and order is sent to the Exchange? What are the various statuses in GTT book against GTT request? Is the GTT option available for all the stocks?