GTT Order on WebNotes

How place a GTT on the Kite mobile app

Sun, 21 Jun 2026 00:00:00 +0000

A GTT (Good Till Triggered) order on the Kite mobile app is a standing conditional order you create from a scrip’s order window inside the Kite Android or iOS app, which Zerodha holds on its own servers and converts into a limit order at the exchange only when the last traded price reaches your trigger. The app version of GTT carries the same one-year validity and the same single and OCO trigger types as Kite web; only the screens differ. This guide documents the in-app placement flow, where GTT sits in the app’s navigation, and the differences a phone screen introduces.

How to modify a GTT on Kite

Sun, 21 Jun 2026 00:00:00 +0000

You modify an existing GTT (Good Till Triggered) order on Kite from the Orders screen, GTT sub-tab, by opening the instrument and choosing Modify, then changing the trigger price, limit price or quantity and re-confirming. A modification edits the standing instruction in place; it does not create a second GTT and does not reset the order’s one-year validity. Only an Active GTT can be modified, and one field, the exchange, cannot be changed at all; to switch a GTT between NSE and BSE you delete it and place a fresh one.

How to place a GTT order on Kite

Tue, 12 May 2026 00:00:00 +0000

A Good Till Triggered (GTT) order on Zerodha Kite is a standing conditional order that persists across multiple trading sessions until a specified trigger price is reached, up to a maximum validity of one year. When the trigger fires, Kite releases a limit order to the exchange on your behalf. GTT orders solve the key limitation of regular SL orders and limit orders , which expire at the end of each session; with GTT, you can set a buy-on-dip or take-profit target and walk away for days or weeks without needing to re-enter the order every morning. The GTT order reference article documents the product in detail; this guide covers the placement procedure step by step.