414 results for "OCO Order One Cancels the Other"

  • Trade Transaction Corrections

    Sometimes, a trade in your account needs to be corrected -  for example, if an exchange adjusts an execution price after settlement or if we need to adjust a trade so your account reflects the correct outcome. When this happens, we update y

  • What is FIFO (First in, First Out)?

    FIFO (First-In, First-Out) is a valuation method used to determine the cost basis of assets sold. It assumes that the earliest shares or units purchased are the first to be sold. When you sell part of a security acquired at different times

  • How can I schedule automatic payments to my trading account?

    📄 Note Recurring deposits via card are available for Stocks & Shares ISA, SIPP, Invest, and CFD accounts. Recurring deposits via instant bank transfer are only available for Trading 212 UK Ltd.'s Cash ISA, SIPP, Invest, CFD, and Stocks &

  • Why did AutoInvest miss my deposit?

    Pies AutoInvest needs at least half of your ‘Investment plan’ schedule to pass before making the next payment. When this condition is not met, the scheduled deposit will be skipped.  💡 Example If you enable AutoInvest on 20 August 2025, an

  • Social Pies

    When you copy another user's pie, the copy you create will now be linked to the original pie. This means that you will receive a notification whenever the owner of the original pie makes changes. What types of changes affect social pies?  

  • Why was my entire CFD account balance refunded to me?

    CFDs are complex instruments and come with a high risk of losing money rapidly due to leverage. 77% of retail investor accounts lose money when trading CFDs with this provider. You should consider whether you understand how CFDs work and wh

  • Why can I not trade stocks during a halt?

      Trading halts are typically imposed by either the stock exchanges or a regulator. They can occur for a number of reasons, such as waiting for substantial news to be released or during periods of high volatility. Trading halts can i

  • Small-cap stocks in close-only mode

    Due to significant risks of volatility, price slippage, and delays in order execution, a number of small-cap stocks were placed in a "Close-only" mode. Existing holdings won't be affected, however, no BUY orders can be placed. The list of

  • What will happen with my account if I die?

    If you are the administrator or successor of a deceased client’s estate, please contacts us with a copy of the official death certificate. We are here to assist you through the process of settling and closing the account.Once we receive the

  • What is spread and how does it work?

    CFDs are complex instruments and come with a high risk of losing money rapidly due to leverage. 77% of retail investor accounts lose money when trading CFDs with this provider. You should consider whether you understand how CFDs work and wh

  • What are price gaps?

    Regardless of your level of expertise, understanding the various stock order types is crucial for making informed investment decisions. Before you learn about order types, you must understand one of the top considerations when choosing your

  • What is overnight interest?

    CFDs are complex instruments and come with a high risk of losing money rapidly due to leverage. 77% of retail investor accounts lose money when trading CFDs with this provider. You should consider whether you understand how CFDs work and wh

  • What is volatility?

    This is how much and how quickly stock prices change within a certain period. Think of volatility as the stock market's mood swings. On some days, stock prices might stay calm and change very little, but on others, they might jump up and do

  • Pie Cash

    Each Pie has its own internal cash storage, called Pie Cash. Normally, the balance is close to 0, but it can increase for several reasons. When can my pie cash increase?   Your Pie Cash may grow in these cases: New deposits: Funds were a

  • How to calculate my maximum quantity of Forex instruments?

    CFDs are complex instruments and come with a high risk of losing money rapidly due to leverage. 77% of retail investor accounts lose money when trading CFDs with this provider. You should consider whether you understand how CFDs work and wh

  • Pie Dividend reinvesting (DRIP)

    Your pies can automatically reinvest the dividend income they receive. The 'Auto reinvest' option is enabled by default, and if disabled, all future dividends will be added outside the pie in your account's free funds. How and when are divi

  • Duplicating a Pie

    The "Duplicate" feature allows you to quickly create a new Pie in your account that mirrors the exact composition (slices and target allocations) of an existing Pie.To do so, navigate to your "Investments" tab and tap on the Pie you wish to

  • Export/Import Shares into Pies

    You can move shares between your Pie and your main Investments account, as long as no other action is in progress. This allows you to adjust how your portfolio is organized and managed. How to import shares into your pie?   Importing means

  • Withdrawing funds from Pie

    You can withdraw money from your Pie at any time. The funds will move to your main account cash by selling investments inside the Pie. What are the withdrawal steps I need to follow?   Open your Pie’s Overview screen. Tap the Withdraw but

  • How do merchant refunds work?

    Refunds are issued by the merchant, and how long they take depends on their own process. Here's what that means for you, and what to do while you wait. 📄 Note We can only credit a refund once the merchant has sent it to us. We can't create