Slippage

This will set a slippage – tolerance range at which trade on the client's account will still be executed if the price on the client's account is different than on the merged account.

Close trade on subscriber's account when it’s closed on provider's account

When trade is closed on the merged account, it will close trade on the client's account. It will override everything on the client's account, it will just close the trade.
 

Open Trade After Time (in Ms)

It will delay the trade opening process by the amount of milliseconds the user enters.

Open Trade After Points

It will open trade on a client's account only after a certain amount of points.

Adjust Pending Orders for Client's Account Level Limit

In case a broker has limitations as to how far away from the current market place can users place pending orders, this function will fix this problem. It will simply wait until price is further away or in case the pending order price is hit first on client's account, it will execute market order.

Add Points to Client's Account Pending Orders

User enters an amount of points by which the pending order will be adjusted on the client's account. This means pending orders on the client's account will be opened on the original merged account pending price  + X points that user specifies which is simply added to merged account price.

Deduct Points from Client's Account Pending Orders

User enters an amount of points by which the pending order will be adjusted on the client's account. This means pending orders on the client's account will be opened on the original merged account pending price - X points that user specifies which is simply deducted from merged account price.

Open Pending As Market on Client's Account

This will simply wait until pending is executed on the merged account account and only then it will open market order on the client's account.

Split Orders on Client's Account into Smaller

We will enter a number of orders that the original order from the merged account should be split into. This is fairly simple. We know the volume or risk that we are taking on the merged account so if we need smaller orders on a client's account we simply divide that risk by the amount of orders. So if we have 1 order on the merged account of 1 lot, if we enter 2 into the input field, it will open 0.5 lot and 0.5 lot positions.

Go for Better Market Order Price

This is something like positive slippage. User will select time units in selectbox which has 3 options – Ms, Sec, Min. Then in the input field we enter value of period f.e. 50 milliseconds, 30 second or 2 minutes. It will simply wait for a specified time and until the points target is reached. Point target we enter in the third input field. So we wait for 10 seconds and our target is 20 points. If we reach 20 points anytime during those 10 seconds, we then only place market order.

Go for Better Pending Order Price

This is something like positive slippage. User will select time units in selectbox – will be small selectbox, it will have 3 options – Ms, Sec, Min. Then in input field we will enter value of period f.e. 50 milliseconds, 30 second or 2 minutes. It will simply wait for a specified time and until the points target is reached. Point target we enter in the third input field. So we wait for 10 seconds and our target is 20 points. If we reach 20 points anytime during those 10 seconds, we only then place the pending order.