Order Execution Policy

This Order Execution Policy ("Policy") outlines the measures and arrangements implemented by OTG GROUP Ltd ("OTG GROUP", "the Company") to obtain the best possible result for Clients when executing orders. The Company is committed to acting honestly, fairly, and professionally in the best interests of its Clients when executing orders. This Policy applies to all financial instruments offered by the Company.

This Policy applies to all retail and professional Clients of OTG GROUP. It covers the execution of all orders in CFDs and other financial instruments offered on the Company's trading platforms, including: a) Forex currency pairs b) Precious metals c) Energies d) Stock indices e) Shares/Equities CFDs f) Cryptocurrencies CFDs The Company acts as a principal (counterparty) to all Client transactions. All orders are executed against prices provided by the Company, which are derived from third-party liquidity providers.

When executing Client orders, the Company takes into account the following factors to achieve the best possible result: a) Price: The price at which the financial instrument is executed, including all applicable costs. b) Costs: All costs associated with the execution of the order, including spreads, commissions, and any other charges. c) Speed: The time required to execute the order. d) Likelihood of Execution: The probability that the order will be executed in full and at the requested price. e) Size: The impact of the order size on the available price and execution. f) Market Impact: The potential effect of the order on the market price. For retail Clients, the best possible result is determined primarily in terms of the total consideration, which represents the price of the financial instrument and the costs related to execution.

The Company accepts the following types of orders through its trading platforms: a) Market Orders: An instruction to buy or sell at the best available current market price. Market orders are executed immediately at the prevailing price. b) Limit Orders: An instruction to buy or sell at a specified price or better. A buy limit order is executed at the limit price or lower, and a sell limit order is executed at the limit price or higher. c) Stop Orders: An instruction that becomes a market order when a specified price level is reached. This includes Stop-Loss and Take-Profit orders. d) Pending Orders: Orders set to be executed at a future specified price level, including Buy Limit, Buy Stop, Sell Limit, and Sell Stop orders. The Client acknowledges that the availability of certain order types may depend on the trading platform and account type being used.

OTG GROUP executes all Client orders internally as principal. The Company derives its pricing from multiple top-tier liquidity providers to ensure competitive pricing across all financial instruments. The Company uses its trading platforms (MetaTrader 4, MetaTrader 5, and OTG Trading App) as the sole execution venues. The Company does not route Client orders to external execution venues or brokers. The Company maintains relationships with reputable liquidity providers to ensure deep liquidity and competitive pricing. The selection of liquidity providers is reviewed periodically to ensure the Company continues to obtain the best possible results for its Clients.

Slippage occurs when an order is executed at a price different from the price requested by the Client. This may happen during periods of high market volatility, low liquidity, or when there are significant gaps in pricing. Slippage can be positive (executed at a better price than requested) or negative (executed at a worse price than requested). The Company applies the same treatment to positive and negative slippage. The Company takes all reasonable steps to minimise slippage for Clients; however, it cannot guarantee that orders will be executed at the exact requested price. The Client acknowledges and accepts the risk of slippage as an inherent aspect of trading in financial markets.

OTG GROUP operates a no-requote policy under normal market conditions. However, the Company reserves the right to reject orders under exceptional circumstances, including: a) During extreme market volatility or illiquid market conditions. b) When the requested price is no longer available. c) When there is a technical error or system malfunction. d) When the order does not comply with the Company's trading rules or policies. e) When the Company suspects that the order is part of an abusive trading strategy. Where an order is rejected, the Client will be notified through the trading platform and may resubmit their order at the current available price.

The Company reviews this Order Execution Policy on a regular basis, at least annually, and whenever a material change occurs that could affect the Company's ability to obtain the best possible result for its Clients. The Company will notify Clients of any material changes to this Policy through its website or other appropriate communication channels. For any questions regarding this Policy, please contact our Client Support team at support@otggroup.net.