Open Orders and switch to the GTT tab — it lists every GTT you've placed, along with its status.
What shows up in the GTT tab?
Each entry shows the stock, Buy/Sell, product type, trigger type (Single or OCO), Stop Loss and Target prices for OCO, quantity, and a Status. A GTT can show any of these:
- Active — still waiting for the trigger condition to be met.
- Triggered — the condition has been met and the resulting order has been placed.
- Completed — the triggered order went on to execute in full.
- Cancelled — you cancelled it yourself, or Rupeezy cancelled it (for example, due to a corporate action on the stock).
- Expired — its validity window ran out before the trigger condition was met.
- Rejected — the trigger fired, but the resulting order failed (insufficient margin, missing DDPI/PoA, and so on).
Where does a triggered GTT's order go?
Once a GTT triggers, its status here changes to Triggered, but the actual order it placed shows up separately under Orders → Pending (or Executed, once it fills) — the GTT tab tracks the trigger itself, not the resulting order.
Things to keep in mind
- Use the Search orders box on this tab to quickly find a GTT on a specific stock if you have several active.
- Once a GTT is Cancelled or Expired, it no longer shows in this tab — the GTT count badge only reflects Active ones.