Retail Price Improvement Goes Live with 2-Second Auction Mechanism
Retail Price Improvement Goes Live with 2-Second Auction Mechanism
馃幆 Auction Wars Begin
A new Retail Price Improvement feature is now operational, introducing a competitive auction system for single-leg orders.
How it works:
- Every order enters a 2-second auction period
- Market makers compete to offer better prices than the current orderbook
- If no improvement is offered, orders execute at your specified limit price
- Execution is guaranteed regardless of auction outcome
Additional mechanics:
- The system continuously monitors best bid/ask prices every second
- Order prices update automatically based on market conditions
- Orders remain active until filled, manually cancelled, or reach preset safety boundaries
This mechanism aims to provide better execution prices for retail traders through competitive market maker participation.
Retail Price Improvement is live. Every single-leg order runs through a 2-second auction where market makers compete to beat the book price. If nobody improves, your order falls through to the orderbook at your limit. You always get execution.
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