Why are GTTs disabled, cancelled, expired, or rejected?

Your Good Till Triggered (GTT) orders may be disabled, cancelled, expired, or rejected for the following reasons reasons.

Disabled

• If the GTT is placed less than 0.25% from the LTP after validation.
• If the shares undergo a corporate action like a bonus or a stock split.

Cancelled or Rejected

• If the shares get delisted or suspended.
• If the shares undergo a category or series change. To learn more, see What do the different groups on NSE and BSE mean?
• If the shares undergo corporate action like extra ordinary dividends, i.e. dividends above 2%, rights issue, consolidation, spin-off, and reduction in capital.

Expired

• If the derivative contract has expired, the contract is no longer valid.
• For equity, the GTT is valid for a year. If it fails to trigger, it expires.

You must place a fresh GTT order if your GTT has been disabled or expired.