- What is Guaranteed Stop Loss (Guaranteed SL)? Guaranteed Stop Loss Stop Loss (Guaranteed SL) is a paid risk control feature designed to help you close your position at a preset SL price during sharp market fluctuations, preventing additional losses caused by slippage. Once enabled, the system will forcefully close the position at your specified trigger price when the SL is hit, regardless of market liquidity—ensuring zero slippage execution.
- Difference from Regular Stop Loss
| Comparison | Regular Stop Loss | Guaranteed Stop Loss |
| Execution Price | Market order, may have slippage | Fixed at stop-loss price, no slippage |
| Performance in Extreme Conditions | Price gaps may cause stop loss to fail or increase losses | Forced execution, caps potential loss |
| Fees | Free | Requires a fee (can be reduced with vouchers) |
To help you better understand the advantages of the Guaranteed Stop Loss feature, below is a comparison of three strategy types.
Guaranteed Stop Loss Example:
For a long position in BTCUSDT futures of 1 BTC, with the entry price of 100,000 USDT. Assume BTC suddenly drops from 100,000 USDT to 95,000 USDT. Three traders use different stop-loss strategies:
| Strategy Type | Market Stop Loss | Limit Stop Loss | Guaranteed Stop Loss |
| Initial SL Price | 98,000 USDT | 98,000 USDT | 98,000 USDT |
| Actual Execution Price | 96,000 USDT | Not fully executed | 98,000 USDT |
| Final Loss | 4,000 USDT (100,000 - 96,000) | Unknown (potentially larger) | 2,000 USDT (100,000 - 98,000) |
| Case Analysis: | Market stop orders execute quickly but cannot lock the price. During sharp drops, execution price may fall significantly to 96,000. | Limit stop orders may fail to fully execute during rapid declines, leading to high risk of greater losses. | Guaranteed stop loss executes at 98,000 USDT, fully locking the stop-loss price and eliminating slippage risk. |
Note: Example calculations are simplified and do not include trading fees.
How to Enable Guaranteed SL
When setting or modifying a stop-loss, check the "Enable Guaranteed Stop Loss" option. Set your desired trigger price. You can use a voucher to offset the fee. Submit to confirm.
Fee Description
Guaranteed Stop Loss is charged per activation. Fee = Order Size × Trigger Price × Guaranteed Stop Loss Rate. Voucher Deduction = Estimated Fee - min(Maximum Voucher Coverage, Order Size × Trigger Price) × Guaranteed Stop Loss Rate. If you have a Guaranteed Stop Loss voucher, you can use it to reduce part or all of the fee.
Execution Rules
Once the trigger condition is met, the system immediately closes the position at the stop-loss price as a market order. Execution price will be exactly equal to your set stop-loss price. After execution, you’ll be notified via in-app message or push notification, including whether a voucher was used and how much fee was saved.
FAQ
Q1: Can I add a Guaranteed Stop Loss after opening a position? Yes. You can manually add a stop-loss under your positions and enable Guaranteed Stop Loss.
Q2: Do vouchers have limits?
Yes. Each voucher has a maximum deduction amount and validity period. Any excess will be charged normally.
Q3: Is Guaranteed Stop Loss available for all trading pairs?
Currently, it’s only supported for selected major pairs. More pairs will be added gradually. Please refer to the order page for details.
Q4: Is there a fee if the stop-loss is not triggered?
No. Fees are only charged if the stop-loss is triggered and successfully executed.
Risk Reminder
Guaranteed Stop Loss can significantly reduce loss in extreme market conditions, but it does not guarantee profits. We recommend setting reasonable stop-loss prices based on your position size and risk tolerance. Manually closing your position, canceling the stop-loss, or modifying the trigger price may affect execution. For more details on voucher rules, fee calculations, or assistance, please contact our online customer support.