1. Commission Types
WBFutures has implemented a number of different order types to help users implementing trading and hedging strategies, and will continue to improve.
There are 5 types of commissions, and their meanings are as follows:
Market Orders
Market orders will be executed immediately at the current market price. Traders who want urgent deal orders will choose this type. When choosing this type, please pay attention to the list of orders, otherwise, a large market order may “walk the book” and incur market-impact costs. User input: Quantity. In order to prevent an unexpected impact on the market, all market orders will only be allowed to consume 20 levels of liquidity. If your order will consume more than 20 levels of liquidity, the order will be rejected. When the counterparty does not have an order, it is prohibited to submit a market order.
Limit Order
Limit order is used to specify the highest / lowest price that a trader wants to buy/sell. Traders use this type to reduce their transaction costs. If the order price is far from the current market price, the order may not be executed. User input: quantity, limited price order to prevent unintended impact on the market, the limited price order will only be allowed to consume 100 levels of liquidity. If an order consumes more than 100 levels of liquidity, it will be rejected. When the Counter-party does not have an order, it is prohibited to submit a market order.
Conditional Orders
There are three types of trigger prices for conditional orders: the latest market price/mark price/index price conditional orders do not take up margin until triggered. Conditional orders may not be triggered successfully. It may fail due to price restrictions, position restrictions, etc.
2. Three Types of Orders
Normal: The trader decides to close the position on his own initiative.
Liquidation: When the marked price of the contracts is lower than the liquidation price of the contracts (long), or higher than the liquidation price of the contracts (short), the system will begin to liquidate.
Auto Deleveraging: When a trader is forced to close a position if the liquidation order fails to close the position in the market and the market price reaches the bankruptcy price, the Auto Deleveraging System will be activated. According to the leveraged profit and loss level of the trader's position, the trader holding the position in the opposite direction is automatically selected to reduce the position.