In Challenge and FTT Funded accounts, orders are executed under a model that simulates the operation of the real market. This means that an order is not always guaranteed to be executed exactly at the requested price. Instead, execution depends on:
The market conditions at the time.
The order book.
The availability of the necessary volume at the selected price.
As a result, there may be differences between the requested price and the final execution price, which is common in any trading platform, broker or financial market.
From a technical point of view, orders are processed in a simulated market environment using FTT Funded's liquidity providers. Therefore, they are always executed at the best available market price based on the volume and structure of the order book. However, traders may notice variations between the price they request and the final execution price.
It is important to note that, at times of high volatility or low liquidity, these differences may be more noticeable. For example, during the release of economic news or sudden market movements, spreads can widen significantly, generating a gap between prices and affecting both positively and negatively the execution of orders.