Market execution
Orders are handled based on available market pricing and platform/product conditions.
Order execution
How order execution risk works for Forex and CFD products.
Execution can be affected by price movement, liquidity, account conditions, margin, platform availability and market events.
CompanyUP Global Markets Ltd
Licensed by the Financial Services Commission (FSC) Mauritius. License No. GB25204570.
AddressPort Louis, Mauritius
4th Floor, Docks 4, The Docks, Caudan, Port Louis, Mauritius.
RiskLeveraged derivative products
Forex and CFDs carry a high level of risk and may not be suitable for all investors.
Slippage risk
Requested order prices may differ from execution prices during fast or thin markets.
Read and complaint path
Execution concerns can be raised through official support and complaint channels.
Execution approach
How orders may be handled
UPGLOBAL pages describe market access for eligible clients. Actual live order handling depends on the approved account, platform, liquidity, product conditions and applicable legal documents. This policy explains common execution concepts users should understand before trading.
| Execution topic | What can happen | Why it matters |
|---|---|---|
| Market orders | The order may execute at the available market price, not necessarily the screen price seen earlier. | Fast-moving prices can change before execution. |
| Slippage | Execution may occur at a better or worse price than requested. | News, volatility, low liquidity and gaps can increase slippage. |
| Rejected orders | An order may be rejected if price, margin, symbol or account conditions do not allow execution. | Users should not assume every click creates a trade. |
| Stop-loss / take-profit | Stops and targets are instructions, not guaranteed exact-price outcomes. | Gaps or rapid markets can execute away from requested levels. |
| Partial fills | Some products or conditions may allow partial execution or delayed execution. | Final position size can differ from requested size where applicable. |
| Platform interruption | Connectivity, device, internet or platform issues may affect order entry or monitoring. | Users should maintain their own connection and monitor positions. |
Best-execution considerations
Factors that can influence execution
Relevant factors can include price, cost, speed, likelihood of execution, order size, product type, liquidity and market conditions. These factors may conflict with each other in volatile markets.
- Price and spread at the time of execution.
- Market depth and liquidity.
- Order size and symbol rules.
- Platform availability and account margin.
- Regulatory or risk restrictions.
User responsibility
Before placing orders
Users should understand order types, margin impact, stop-out risk and the possibility of losing capital. Demo practice does not guarantee live execution results.
Risk reminder:This page is for general information only. It is not investment advice, a trade signal, an assurance of profit, or confirmation that an account will be approved.