Order history
Review completed trades and order execution history
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Review completed trades and order execution history
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This widget provides up-to-date information about the orders executed on a selected market partially or in full, as well as the orders that were canceled, rejected, and expired.
By default, the widget lists the orders with the Completed status for the last 90 days. To display orders for a specific time period, use the Select date range field. To display orders with specific statuses, select one or more from the dropdown above the list. The most recent order appears at the top of the list.
Mark or unmark column checkboxes to display or hide them; the column checkboxes highlighted in grey can’t be unmarked.
Drag and drop the columns to adjust their order in the table.
The following information is provided about each order:
Market
The market type (Spot or CFD), short and full names of a market.
Side
The order side: Buy or Sell.
Order type
Time in force
Amount
The order amount, in the base currency.
Filled
The order amount that has been filled.
Fee
The total commissions paid for executing an order and the currency in which the commission was paid.
Remaining
The order amount that wasn't filled.
Avg execution price
The order execution price, as an average price of all trades executed while filling the order.
Used leverage
For CFD trading, the leverage ratio used when placing an order.
Status
Created at
The date and time when an order was placed.
Order ID
The system identifier of an order.
Reason
The reason for placing the order:
Trader: The order was placed by you.
Stop-out: The order was placed by the system, to close positions as a result of Stop out.
The widget lists only the orders to which final statuses are assigned. For a list of orders that are still being executed, use the widget.
Click to adjust the displayed information:
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The current order status: Completed, Cancelled, Rejected, or Expired. For more details, refer to .
Stop loss: The order was placed by the trigger.
Take profit: The order was placed by the trigger.
