Common use of Order Execution Clause in Contracts

Order Execution. 20.1.1. It is HYCM’s sole discretion to decide which types of Financial Instruments to make available and to publish to its platforms the prices at which these can be traded by its clients. 20.1.2. Transactions may only be executed during the time when the relevant Exchange where the Instrument is traded is open for business. HYCM's Trading Hours are displayed on our website under the Product Specifications Section for each Instrument which may or may not be the same as the Trading Hours of the relevant Exchange. It is your responsibility to ensure you are aware of which Instrument may be affected. 20.1.3. HYCM does not accept any Orders outside the market hours of the relevant underlying financial instrument, and futures are traded in accordance with the trading hours of the exchange on which the underlying financial instrument is traded. 20.1.4. The time of day we use to define the start of a new trading day is Sunday 23:01 London time (23:01 GMT in winter, 22:01 GMT in summer) Details of the relevant trading hours are available on the website 20.1.5. HYCM will endeavour to provide the Client with a competitive execution capability of the highest quality. 20.1.6. The Company shall apply best execution rules in cases where you have not provided the Company with specific instructions. 20.1.7. The prices quoted by us and at which HYCM customers may choose to enter into Transactions with HYCM are derived from price sources from a number of independent information providers processed by HYCM and fed into the Trading Platform. HYCM continually processes the price information from the various information providers and feeds the information into the Trading Platform after validating and authenticating it and adjusting the prices to provide spreads which HYCM considers appropriate in light of market conditions and other circumstances. 20.1.8. The prices shown on the Trading Platform and at which customers can enter into Transactions are the prices derived from the sources referred to in Clause 20.1.7. These prices will not be identical to those quoted by or available from any individual information provider or other data source. 20.1.9. Any spot forex Transaction and spot CFD Transaction for the Account remaining open at 5:00pm Eastern Time on the business day such Transactions were entered into are rolled over and adjustments are made to take account of interest rate differentials between the currencies in the relevant currency pair, the direction of the trade and any storage or other fees that are applicable to the Account. 20.1.10. Liquidity can affect order execution. When customers place a high volume of orders, order imbalances and backlogs can occur, requiring more time to execute orders. This is because of delays caused by the number and size of orders processed, the speed at which current quotations or last-sale information is provided, and system capacity constraints. 20.1.11. We will accept a trade only on the basis of a current price. You may not be able to enter into trades at our price where our price is described as “indication only” or “indicative” or “invalid” (or words or messages to the same effect).

Order Execution. 20.1.1. It is HYCM’s sole discretion to decide which types of Financial Instruments to make available and to publish to its platforms the prices at which these can be traded by its clients. 20.1.2. Transactions may only be executed during the time when the relevant Exchange where the Instrument is traded is open for business. HYCM's Trading Hours are displayed on our website under the Product Specifications Section for each Instrument which may or may not be the same as the Trading Hours of the relevant Exchange. It is your responsibility to ensure you are aware of which Instrument may be affected. 20.1.3. HYCM does not accept any Orders outside the market hours of the relevant underlying financial instrument, and futures are traded in accordance with the trading hours of the exchange on which the underlying financial instrument is traded. 20.1.4. The time of day we use to define the start of a new trading day is Sunday 23:01 London time (23:01 GMT in winter, 22:01 GMT in summer) Details of the relevant trading hours are available on the website 20.1.5. HYCM will endeavour to provide the Client with a competitive execution capability of the highest quality. 20.1.6. The Company shall apply best execution rules in cases where you have not provided the Company with specific instructions. 20.1.7. The prices quoted by us and at which HYCM customers may choose to enter into Transactions with HYCM are derived from price sources from a number of independent information providers processed by HYCM and fed into the Trading Platform. HYCM continually processes the price information from the various information providers and feeds the information into the Trading Platform after validating and authenticating it and adjusting the prices to provide spreads which HYCM considers appropriate in light of market conditions and other circumstances. 20.1.8. The prices shown on the Trading Platform and at which customers can enter into Transactions are the prices derived from the sources referred to in Clause 20.1.720.2.8. These prices will not be identical to those quoted by or available from any individual information provider or other data source. 20.1.9. Any spot forex Transaction and spot CFD Transaction for the Account remaining open at 5:00pm Eastern Time on the business day such Transactions were entered into are rolled over and adjustments are made to take account of interest rate differentials between the currencies in the relevant currency pair, the direction of the trade and any storage or other fees that are applicable to the Account. 20.1.10. Liquidity can affect order execution. When customers place a high volume of orders, order imbalances and backlogs can occur, requiring more time to execute orders. This is because of delays caused by the number and size of orders processed, the speed at which current quotations or last-sale information is provided, and system capacity constraints. 20.1.11. We will accept a trade only on the basis of a current price. You may not be able to enter into trades at our price where our price is described as “indication only” or “indicative” or “invalid” (or words or messages to the same effect).

Order Execution. 20.1.1. It is HYCMXbti’s sole discretion to decide which types of Financial Instruments to make available and to publish to its platforms the prices at which these can be traded by its clients. 20.1.2. Transactions may only be executed during the time when the relevant Exchange where the Instrument is traded is open for business. HYCMXbti's Trading Hours are displayed on our website under the Product Specifications Section for each Instrument which may or may not be the same as the Trading Hours of the relevant Exchange. It is your responsibility to ensure you are aware of which Instrument may be affected. 20.1.3. HYCM Xbti does not accept any Orders outside the market hours of the relevant underlying financial instrument, and futures are traded in accordance with the trading hours of the exchange on which the underlying financial instrument is traded. 20.1.4. The time of day we use to define the start of a new trading day is Sunday 23:01 London time (23:01 GMT in winter, 22:01 GMT in summer) Details of the relevant trading hours are available on the website 20.1.5. HYCM Xbti will endeavour to provide the Client with a competitive execution capability of the highest quality. 20.1.6. The Company shall apply best execution rules in cases where you have not provided the Company with specific instructions. 20.1.7. The prices quoted by us and at which HYCM Xbti customers may choose to enter into Transactions with HYCM Xbti are derived from price sources from a number of independent information providers processed by HYCM Xbti and fed into the Trading Platform. HYCM Xbti continually processes the price information from the various information providers and feeds the information into the Trading Platform after validating and authenticating it and adjusting the prices to provide spreads which HYCM Xbti considers appropriate in light of market conditions and other circumstances. 20.1.8. The prices shown on the Trading Platform and at which customers can enter into Transactions are the prices derived from the sources referred to in Clause 20.1.7. These prices will not be identical to those quoted by or available from any individual information provider or other data source. 20.1.9. Any spot forex Transaction and spot CFD Transaction for the Account remaining open at 5:00pm Eastern Time on the business day such Transactions were entered into are rolled over and adjustments are made to take account of interest rate differentials between the currencies in the relevant currency pair, the direction of the trade and any storage or other fees that are applicable to the Account. 20.1.10. Liquidity can affect order execution. When customers place a high volume of orders, order imbalances and backlogs can occur, requiring more time to execute orders. This is because of delays caused by the number and size of orders processed, the speed at which current quotations or last-sale information is provided, and system capacity constraints. 20.1.11. We will accept a trade only on the basis of a current price. You may not be able to enter into trades at our price where our price is described as “indication only” or “indicative” or “invalid” (or words or messages to the same effect).

Order Execution. 20.1.1. It is HYCMWeTrade’s sole discretion to decide which types of Financial Instruments to make available and to publish to its platforms the prices at which these can be traded by its clients. 20.1.2. Transactions may only be executed during the time when the relevant Exchange where the Instrument is traded is open for business. HYCMWeTrade 's Trading Hours are displayed on our website under the Product Specifications Specifications Section for each Instrument which may or may not be the same as the Trading Hours of the relevant Exchange. It is your responsibility to ensure you are aware of which Instrument may be affected. 20.1.3. HYCM WeTrade does not accept any Orders outside the market hours of the relevant underlying financial financial instrument, and futures are traded in accordance with the trading hours of the exchange on which the underlying financial financial instrument is traded. 20.1.4. The time of day we use to define define the start of a new trading day is Sunday 23:01 London time (23:01 GMT in winter, 22:01 GMT in summer) Monday 00:01 Cyprus time. Details of the relevant trading hours are available on the website. 20.1.5. HYCM WeTrade will endeavour to provide the Client with a competitive execution capability of the highest quality. 20.1.6. The Company shall apply best execution rules in cases where you have not provided the Company with specific specific instructions. 20.1.7. The prices quoted by us and at which HYCM customers WeTrade clients may choose to enter into Transactions with HYCM WeTrade are derived from price sources from a number of independent information providers processed by HYCM WeTrade and fed into the Trading Platform. HYCM WeTrade continually processes the price information from the various information providers and feeds the information into the Trading Platform after validating and authenticating it and adjusting the prices to provide spreads which HYCM WeTrade considers appropriate in light of considering market conditions and other circumstances. 20.1.8. The prices shown on the Trading Platform and at which customers clients can enter into Transactions are the prices derived from the sources referred to in Clause 20.1.7. These prices will not be identical to those quoted by or available from any individual information provider or other data source. 20.1.9. Any spot forex Transaction and spot CFD Transaction for the Account remaining open at 5:00pm Eastern Time on the business day such Transactions were entered into are rolled over and adjustments are made to take account of interest rate differentials between the currencies in the relevant currency pair, the direction of the trade and any storage or other fees that are applicable to the Account. 20.1.10. Liquidity can affect order execution. When customers clients place a high volume of orders, order imbalances and backlogs can occur, requiring more time to execute orders. This is because of delays caused by the number and size of orders processed, the speed at which current quotations or last-sale information is provided, and system capacity constraints. 20.1.1120.1.10. We will accept a trade only based on the basis of a current price. You may not be able to enter into trades at our price where our price is described as “indication only” or “indicative” or “invalid” (or words or messages to the same effect).