Good Till Triggered - Set Your Level, We Handle the Rest
You choose the price, your order arms itself — and only springs into action when the market gets there.
Whether you’re planning a dip buy, breakout entry, target exit, or stop-loss protection, GTT orders help you automate trades without watching the market all day. A GTT (Good Till Triggered) order stays active for up to 365 days and automatically sends your order to the exchange when your trigger price is reached.
- Trade smarter
- Protect positions automatically
- Stay prepared even when you're away from the market
- Available For:
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Equity Delivery
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MTF
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F&O Carryforward
What You Get with GTT Orders
GTT Orders help you stay prepared for market opportunities, manage risk more effectively, and spend less time watching the screen.
Never Miss Your Planned Opportunity
Plan your price ahead of time. When the market reaches your level, your strategy is ready to act.
Trade with Greater Discipline
Plan your levels before the trade, stay focused on your strategy.
More Freedom, Less Screen Watching
Your trading plan stays active while you’re working, travelling, or focused elsewhere.
Stay Ready for Market Moves
GTT Orders keep your plan ready when your chosen price is reached.
Confidence That Your Plan Is Still Working
Focus on your day while your strategy stays on watch.
Types of GTT Orders
Single Trigger GTT
Use this when you know the one price that changes your mind about a stock.
You set a trigger price. When the Last Traded Price crosses it — up or down, depending on your direction — a limit order fires at your specified price. That’s it.
Perfect for:
- Buying dips
- Breakout entries
- Target exits
- Standalone stop-loss orders
OCO GTT — One Cancels Other
OCO stands for One Cancels Other. It’s the GTT type for traders who want both exits defined before they even open the trade.
You set a target price and a stop-loss trigger simultaneously. Whichever level the market hits first — that order goes to the exchange. The other is cancelled automatically. You won’t end up with two contradictory orders on the same position.
Ideal for:
- Swing trading
- Positional trading
- Long-term investing
- MTF risk management
GTT Order for Swing Trading
A stock is consolidating near resistance and you only want to enter if the breakout is real. Instead of monitoring charts all day, place a GTT order for swing trading with your desired trigger price.
GTT for Long Term Investing
Investors often wait weeks or months for the right buying opportunity.
With Share India GTT, you can learn how to use GTT for long term investing by placing long-duration conditional orders at your preferred price. No need to place fresh orders daily.
Perfect for:
- Buying market dips
- Accumulating quality stocks
- Long-term entry planning
Stop Loss Using GTT
This creates disciplined trading without emotional decision-making. If you’re wondering how to set stop loss using GTT, OCO GTT allows you to:
Set a Target
Set a Stop-Loss
Automate Both Conditions
GTT Order in Futures and Options
Share India supports GTT order in futures and options for NRML (Carryforward) positions.
Useful for:
- Overnight futures trades
- Positional option buying
- Multi-day F&O risk management
Note: For F&O GTT orders, validity remains active until the contract expiry date, while SL-M orders are not supported for options GTT.
How GTT Works

Select Instrument: Select your stock, futures, or options contract.

Choose GTT Type: Select your preferred GTT type between Single Trigger GTT or OCO GTT based on your trading requirements.

Configure Order Details: Set your trigger price, limit price, quantity, and product type.

Set Expiry: Select an expiry date for your GTT order, which can remain active for up to 365 days for eligible products.

Submit Order: Submit your GTT order, and Share India will monitor the market during trading hours for the specified trigger conditions..

Order Execution: Once the trigger price is reached, the order is automatically sent to the exchange and an instant notification is delivered to you.
Why Use GTT
Without GTT
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Stock drops to your buy level on a day you weren't watching. You missed the entry. It never comes back.
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You place a limit buy order at open. By 3:30 PM it hasn't filled. Order cancelled. Tomorrow: repeat
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You hold a stock with a mental stop-loss. Market drops fast. You freeze. SL not placed. Loss doubles.
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You're travelling. Can't check markets. A position you hold breaches support
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You want to buy a breakout above ₹210 on stock trading at ₹195. You'd have to watch all day.
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You hold F&O overnight. No SL set. Gaps down 4% on open. First available price is 4% below your intended SL.
With GTT
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GTT buy at your level stays active for a year. The market comes to you.
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One GTT order. Valid 365 days. No re-entering every morning.
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OCO GTT has your stop-loss already in place the moment the position opens.
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Your sell GTT triggers automatically. Email notification sent. You find out after the fact — cleanly exited.
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GTT buy trigger at ₹210. You set it, forget it. Order places only if breakout is real.
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GTT SL was already placed. It fires at open. Still subject to gap slippage, but at least it fires.
Frequently Asked Questions
Not exactly.
A gtc stop loss order works differently in international markets. Since Indian exchanges do not support true GTC orders, GTT acts as a broker-level alternative that stays active until triggered or expired.
Once triggered:
- A limit order is sent to the exchange
- If executed, your trade is completed
- If not executed, the GTT is consumed and removed