Take Profit and Stop Loss orders help you plan an exit before entering a trade. Take Profit targets a favorable exit; Stop Loss attempts to limit losses if price moves against you. Execution can differ from the trigger during fast or thin markets.
Add TP/SL while opening a position
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Go to app.n1.xyz and open Trade.
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Select the market you want to trade.
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Choose Buy / Long or Sell / Short.
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Choose Market, then enter the order size and other order settings. Take Profit and Stop Loss are only offered on the Market tab.
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Expand Take Profit / Stop Loss in the order form.
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Select + Take Profit, + Stop Loss, or add both.
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Complete the trigger price or percentage fields shown.
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Check the TP max slippage and SL max slippage row under each leg. It sets the worst price that exit may accept — any value from 1% to 15%, 8% by default.
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Review the order value, required margin, liquidation price, and fees.
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Confirm the market, side, size, and exit levels, then submit the order.
For a long, Take Profit is normally above entry and Stop Loss below it. For a short, the usual relationship is reversed.
You can only attach TP/SL to an order that adds new exposure — one that opens a position or increases the one you already hold in that direction. An order that only reduces or closes an existing position cannot carry TP/SL, and the option is not offered. If you change the size or side after adding TP/SL so that the order no longer adds exposure, submission stops with "This order no longer opens new exposure. Review the order before submitting with TP/SL." Adjust the order, or set the exit levels on the position after it fills.
Manage TP/SL on an open position
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Open the Positions tab below the chart.
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Find the position you want to manage.
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Use the control in the TP/SL column or the row Actions menu.
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Select Add take profit, Add stop loss, or both, then enter the trigger price, or the price change, gain / loss, or ROI value, for each exit.
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Check the Close amount row for each exit. Each exit closes the entire position by default; select Edit to close only part of it, and the two exits can use different amounts.
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Check the Execution row for each exit. It shows the max slippage used to work out the worst price that exit may accept — any value from 1% to 15%, 8% by default.
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Review and confirm with Set take profit, Set stop loss, or Set both exits.
A take profit or stop loss that is already active shows as Active. Select Cancel to replace before setting a new level for that exit.
Before confirming
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Check that each trigger is on the intended side of your entry.
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Confirm whether the exit applies to all or only part of the position when that option is shown.
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Leave enough distance for normal price movement and volatility.
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TP/SL orders reduce risk but do not guarantee an exact execution price. Every TP/SL carries an execution limit, so an exit can also go unfilled if price runs past that limit — see Take Profit and Stop Loss execution protection.
