When you place a trade in the Libertex terminal, it's executed using the Market Execution model. But what does that mean for you exactly? Let’s break it down step by step.
What is market execution?
Market Execution means your trade is placed at the best available price at the very moment you click "Buy" or "Sell".
You're not locking in the exact price shown on screen — you’re entering the market at the current real-time price.
Can the price change?
Yes. With Market Execution, there's a chance of price slippage.
🔄 That means:
The opening or closing price of your trade may be slightly different from what you expected.
This is completely normal, especially during high volatility or major market news.
Why use this type of execution?
The biggest advantage of Market Execution is speed.
✅ Your orders are executed almost instantly, without additional confirmations or rejections.
✅ It’s the most commonly used execution method in modern trading platforms because it reflects real-time market behavior.
In summary
Libertex uses Market Execution
Prices may differ slightly due to slippage
It's the fastest and most efficient execution type
Great for acting quickly and taking advantage of real-time opportunities