Charts and orders
How to View Multiple Charts on ChartIQ on Arrow Web | Arrow
You can view multiple charts simultaneously on ChartIQ by setting up the chart layout. This feature allows you to monitor 2 or 4 different instruments…
How to view multiple charts on TradingView in Arrow Web
You can view up to 8 charts simultaneously on TradingView through Arrow web by selecting a multi-chart layout.
How to view the corporate actions on Arrow charts?
You can view corporate actions such as dividends, stock splits, bonus issues, and rights issues on both ChartIQ and TradingView charts. These corporate…
How will NSE’s self-trade prevention mechanism affect Cover Orders?
In 2015, NSE implemented a mechanism to prevent self-trades for clients who have both buy and sell orders open for the same scrip at the same price.
What are cover orders and how to use them?
You can use cover orders (CO) for intraday trading with built-in risk protection. A cover order combines your main order with a mandatory stop loss,…
What are Iceberg orders, and how to use them?
You can use Iceberg orders to slice large orders into smaller portions that execute sequentially, helping you reduce impact costs and keep your large…
What are limit and market orders?
You can use limit orders to buy or sell stocks at a specific price, while market orders allow you to buy or sell at the best available price immediately.
What are stoploss orders and how to use them? | Arrow
You can use stoploss orders to limit your losses when you are concerned that prices may move against your trade. A stoploss order is a buy/sell order…
What are the features available on the new Chart IQ?
The features that are available on the new Chart IQ are as follows:
What does Charges on the Arrow order window mean?
Brokers are required to display all applicable charges on the order placement window as per exchange guidelines (PDF). The Charges section of the Arrow…
What does Day, Immediate and Minutes Validity mean?
You can choose from three validity types when placing orders: Day, Immediate, and Minutes. Each validity type determines how long your order remains…
What does Day's range on Arrow web and app represent | Arrow
The Day's range shows you the lowest and highest prices of an instrument for the trading day, helping you quickly assess the stock's daily performance.
What is After Market Order (AMO) & its timings?
You can place After Market Orders (AMO) outside regular trading hours, and they execute once the market opens. When you place orders outside market…
What is Good Till Triggered (GTT) order and its types?
The Good Till Triggered (GTT) feature allows you to place an order that stays active until the trigger condition is met. Your GTT remains valid for one…
What is market price protection in Alert Triggers Order (ATO)?
Market price protection in Alert Triggers Order (ATO) executes trades immediately at the best available price while protecting against extreme price…
What is Market protection on the order window?
Market protection executes your orders immediately at the best available price while reducing the risk of price variation. Unlike a regular market…
What is the Quick order window?
The Quick order window only shows the required fields to place an order, to make trading or investing easier and faster. To open the quick order…
What is the required and the final margin in a basket order?
When you place basket orders on Arrow, you see two types of margin in the basket window:
What is the validity of a GTT order?
Your GTT (Good Till Triggered) order remains valid for one year from the date you place it. Once the trigger hits and your order is successfully placed…
What is trigger price in stoploss orders?
The trigger price is the point at which your buy or sell order becomes active for execution on the exchange servers. Once the exchange triggers your…
What will happen to my intraday (MIS/CO) position in case the stock circuit limits are hit?
When stocks hit circuit limits, you may not be able to square off your intraday positions. If you cannot close these positions, they automatically…
Where can I track active and triggered GTT orders?
You can track active and triggered GTT orders by following these steps:
Why are GTTs disabled, cancelled, expired, or rejected?
Your Good Till Triggered (GTT) orders may be disabled, cancelled, expired, or rejected for the following reasons reasons.
Why are intraday (MIS/CO) orders not allowed for some stocks?
iRage may block intraday orders for any instrument based on its risk management policies.
Why are IPO and G-Sec orders blocked on Arrow?
IPO and G-Sec orders get blocked when the Know Your Client (KYC) Registration Agency (KRA) has not verified your KYC status.