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How does a conditional order work?

A conditional order lets you set a trigger price that activates your order automatically when the index price reaches it. Use this when you want to buy or sell an asset at a specific market condition, without having to monitor the price yourself.

What’s an index price?

The index price is a weighted average of the asset's price across major exchanges, designed to stay close to the mid price in the order book. Revolut X uses it to trigger 'TP/SL' or 'Conditional' orders, rather than the last traded price, to avoid premature triggers from temporary price spikes.

When placing a conditional order, you can choose between two order types — 'Market' or 'Limit'.

Market conditional order

Once the market reaches your trigger price, the order executes immediately at the best available price.

Limit conditional order

A limit conditional order is a two-step order. Once the market reaches your trigger price, a limit order is placed at the limit price you set.