Stop Loss is a tool for managing when a Forex trade closes based on a loss level you select.
🛡️ What is Stop Loss?
Stop Loss (SL) is a feature that lets you set a loss level for automatically closing a Forex trade.
It can be configured before a Pending Order is executed or managed while a trade is open.
⚙️ How does Stop Loss work?
When you set a Stop Loss, you select the level that triggers the automatic closure of your trade.
Once the Stop Loss level is reached, the platform initiates the trade closure. The trade closes at the current market price.
During periods of market volatility, the actual execution price may differ from the Stop Loss level you selected. This difference is known as slippage.
💡 Good to know: Stop Loss must be set within the range allowed by the platform for the current trade.
📍 How to set Stop Loss
You can set Stop Loss before a Pending Order is executed or configure it after your Forex trade is already open.
⏳ Before the trade opens
To set Stop Loss before a Forex trade opens, you need to create a Pending Order.
Create a Pending Order for your Forex trade.
Open the order editor.
Configure the Stop Loss (SL) level.
Review your order settings and place the Pending Order.
If the Pending Order is executed, the trade opens with the Stop Loss you configured.
📈 After the trade opens
You can also set or adjust Stop Loss for an active Forex trade.
Open your active Forex trade.
Locate the Stop Loss (SL) level on the chart.
Set or adjust the Stop Loss to your preferred value.
Review the updated level.
📌 Note: Stop Loss must be configured at a certain distance from the current market price.
🔄 How to edit or remove Stop Loss
To edit Stop Loss
Your updated Stop Loss will appear in your open trade details. |
| To remove Stop Loss
Your trade will remain open without the manually configured Stop Loss. |
📍 Note: Stop Loss values must stay within the range allowed by the platform for the current trade.
🎯 What happens when Stop Loss is reached?
Once the Stop Loss level is reached, the platform initiates the trade closure. The trade closes at the current market price.
During periods of market volatility, the actual execution price may differ from the Stop Loss level you selected. This difference is known as slippage.


