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Good-Till-Date (GTD) Order

In the world of finance, there exists a type of order known as a "GTD order." This order will remain active until it is either executed or until a specific date, at which point the system will automatically cancel it. It is essentially an open order that can be cancelled by a Participating Organization at any time. This type of order allows for flexibility and can be a useful tool in managing investments.

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