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Why are market orders for long-dated options blocked?

A market order is an instruction to purchase a certain quantity of a security regardless of the price at which it is available. Market orders are restricted for long-dated options since they are typically illiquid contracts.


Due to a lack of liquidity, the bid and ask spread in the scrip is quite wide, which can have an immediate negative impact on your P&L. The bid/ask price may differ significantly from the contract's last traded or theoretical price.