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• How does TickBetter handle sudden price or liquidity changes while an order is being worked, and can it stop or reprice without exceeding my limits?

  Asked by SaaS Browser · November 2, 2026

  Answered by evgeny.grebenkin86 Evgeny from TickBetter · November 2, 2026

  TickBetter is designed to handle changing market conditions without exceeding the limits you approve.

  You set your maximum buy price (or minimum sell price), budget, and price flexibility upfront. If prices move suddenly or liquidity disappears, TickBetter's execution logic is designed to:

  - **Adapt within your limits:** Reprice the unfilled portion when appropriate, without chasing prices beyond your approved range.
  - **Stop safely:** Pause or stop further execution when market conditions become unfavorable or reliable liquidity data is unavailable.
  - **Handle partial fills:** Track confirmed executions, recalculate the remaining amount, and avoid duplicate orders.
  - **Protect your boundaries:** Never silently increase your spending limit, cross your price limits, or switch execution modes.

  Before replacing an order, TickBetter requires confirmed cancellation and reconciliation of the previous order. If the order status is uncertain, it won't blindly submit another one.

  If safe execution is no longer possible, TickBetter will stop working the remaining amount and show what was filled, what's outstanding, and whether new approval is needed.

  **The goal is simple: TickBetter works your order, but you stay in control.**

  These safeguards are part of our Alpha execution design and are undergoing validation ahead of live release. As with any exchange, fills during a pending cancellation and market liquidity cannot be guaranteed.

• Order preview
  View a detailed preview of your order with all costs and options before submitting.
• Decision support
  Get clear guidance to help decide the best way to execute your trade based on cost and speed.
• Order comparison
  Compare different ways to execute your trade to find the best option.
• Execution options
  Choose between different execution methods like Save, Balanced, and Instant.
• Order book visibility
  View the order book to understand the true cost and available liquidity.
• Partial fill management
  Manage and verify partial fills to see the final result clearly.
• Market movement awareness
  Understand how prices can change across different levels when you trade.
• Comprehensive cost details
  Get a full view of expected shares, average price, spread, fees, and liquidity.
• Price and speed trade-offs
  See the difference between faster trades and better prices, and choose your preference.
• Expected shares and savings
  See how many shares you will get and potential cost savings before trading.
• Price impact and liquidity info
  See how your order might move prices and how much liquidity is available.