OKX advanced orders let a trader define conditions for an order to be sent or executed. Stop-limit, trigger, iceberg, and conditional orders behave differently, and the available fields depend on the product and account mode shown by OKX.
Order types in plain language
| Type | What to verify |
|---|---|
| Stop or trigger order | The trigger price, order price, direction, and amount. A trigger does not guarantee an execution price. |
| Stop-limit | The trigger activates a limit order. In a fast market, the limit order may remain unfilled. |
| Iceberg | The system displays smaller portions of a larger order. Review minimum size, interval, and fee effects. |
| Conditional order | All conditions must be understood before activation, including mark, index, or last-price inputs where shown. |
Before enabling an order
- Confirm the product, contract, side, amount, and account mode.
- Check whether the trigger uses last, mark, or index price.
- Estimate fees, funding, spread, slippage, and available margin.
- Set a cancellation or stop condition and monitor the order after activation.
Advanced orders do not remove market, liquidity, funding, or liquidation risk. Read the current order preview and help text for the exact product.
For related controls, see the trading-mode guide, the risk-control guide, and the fee guide.
