What do the different order statuses mean? : BitMEX Support

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Modified on: Wed, 4 May, 2022 at 2:02 AM

The different order statuses are new, partially filled, filled, canceled or rejected.

New:
This is for any active order that has not reached the desired market price that you have set.

Partially filled:

This means that your order has not been fully executed and the remaining amount is still pending execution.

Filled:
This means that your order has been fully executed.

Canceled:
A canceled order status, means this order is no longer active. Canceled orders get pruned after a few hours, so you may not see previously canceled orders in your order history.

Rejected:

If your order was rejected, your order was never placed. Rejected orders get pruned after a few hours, so you may not see previously rejected orders in your order history.

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