Olla Trade
Trading Infrastructure

Execution Information

Learn about order execution, pricing methodology, trading infrastructure, and execution policies at Olla Trade.

Market
Execution Type
MT4
Trading Platform
24/5
Market Access

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About Our Execution

How Olla Trade Executes Orders

Olla Trade operates as an execution-only service using a market execution model. When you place a trade, your order is processed through our trading infrastructure and submitted to available liquidity at the best price achievable under current market conditions.

Prices displayed in MetaTrader 4 are derived from aggregated quotes provided by our liquidity providers. These prices are variable and reflect real-time market conditions including supply and demand, overall market liquidity, and the time of the active trading session.

Execution quality may vary depending on market conditions. Olla Trade does not provide investment advice and does not guarantee execution at any specific price. Orders are subject to available liquidity and prevailing market conditions at the time of execution.

Market Execution
Orders filled at best available market price in real time, subject to liquidity.
Global Markets
Access to Forex, Metals, Indices, Energies, Crypto, and Stocks — all through MT4.
MT4 Infrastructure
All orders processed through MetaTrader 4 — industry-standard trading platform.
Variable Pricing
Prices derived from liquidity providers and subject to prevailing market conditions.
Trading Infrastructure

Order Routing & Execution Flow

When you submit an order in MetaTrader 4, it is transmitted to Olla Trade's execution infrastructure, validated against available margin and risk parameters, then routed to our liquidity pool. The best available price is selected and the fill confirmation is returned to your terminal.

STP Routing
Orders are routed straight-through to liquidity providers without manual dealer intervention under normal conditions.
Best Available Price
Our pricing engine aggregates quotes from multiple liquidity providers to achieve the best available bid and ask at time of execution.
Execution Subject to Liquidity
Final execution price depends on available market liquidity and conditions at the moment the order is processed.
No Requotes
Market execution means all orders are accepted at the prevailing price — you will not be asked to confirm a different price.
Execution Model

Order Execution Explained

Understanding how different order types are processed. Execution quality may vary depending on market conditions and available liquidity.

Market Execution

Market orders are filled at the best available price at the time of execution. The final price may differ from the quoted price at the moment the order was placed, particularly in fast-moving market conditions.

Pending Orders

Pending orders instruct the platform to open a position when the market reaches a specified price. Types include Buy/Sell Limit and Buy/Sell Stop. Execution at the exact specified price is subject to available market liquidity.

Stop Loss Orders

A Stop Loss order automatically closes a position at a specified loss level. Stop Loss orders help limit potential losses but do not guarantee closure at the exact requested price, particularly during rapid price movements or market gaps.

Take Profit Orders

A Take Profit order closes a position automatically when the market reaches a specified profit target. Execution is subject to available market liquidity at the time the target price is reached.

Slippage

Slippage refers to the difference between the expected price of a trade and the price at which the trade is actually executed. Slippage can occur in fast-moving or low-liquidity market conditions and can be positive or negative.

No Requote Policy

Olla Trade does not issue requotes on client orders. Under the market execution model, all orders are accepted and executed at the best available prevailing market price at the time of submission.

Infrastructure

Trading Infrastructure

Olla Trade's trading infrastructure is built for reliable, continuous order execution across all instruments and sessions.

Server Location

Trading servers are hosted in professional data centres with redundant connectivity and power systems for maximum uptime.

Liquidity Aggregation

Prices are sourced from multiple institutional liquidity providers. The best available bid and ask prices are aggregated and presented to clients in real time.

MT4 Bridge

Client orders placed via MetaTrader 4 are transmitted instantly through our MT4 bridge to our execution infrastructure for processing.

Continuous Monitoring

Our operations team monitors execution quality, server performance, and connectivity on an ongoing basis during all trading sessions.

Pricing Model

How Prices Are Generated

Olla Trade derives all prices from aggregated quotes provided by our institutional liquidity providers. Prices reflect real-time market conditions and are passed through to clients without any artificial mark-up beyond the disclosed spread.

  • Prices are aggregated from multiple liquidity providers in real time.
  • The best available bid and ask prices are presented to clients via MetaTrader 4.
  • Spreads are variable and reflect prevailing market liquidity and session activity.
  • Olla Trade earns revenue from the spread between bid and ask prices.
  • No additional hidden charges are applied to standard trading activity.
  • All pricing methodology is disclosed in the Order Execution Policy.
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When Slippage Occurs
Slippage is most common during high market volatility, major economic news releases, and periods of low liquidity — such as outside regular trading hours or around market open/close.
Positive Slippage
Positive slippage occurs when your order is filled at a better price than requested — for example, a buy order fills lower than the requested price. This benefits the client.
Negative Slippage
Negative slippage occurs when your order is filled at a worse price than requested. This can happen during rapid market movements or when large orders consume available liquidity at the requested price.
Managing Slippage
Use limit orders instead of market orders where possible. Avoid trading immediately around major economic data releases. Monitor the economic calendar and apply appropriate position sizing.
Slippage & Pricing

Understanding Slippage & Price Variation

Slippage is a normal and expected feature of trading in real financial markets. It occurs when the market moves between the moment you submit an order and the moment it is processed by our execution engine.

When Slippage Occurs

Slippage is most common during high market volatility, major economic news releases, and periods of low liquidity — such as outside regular trading hours or around market open/close.

Positive Slippage

Positive slippage occurs when your order is filled at a better price than requested — for example, a buy order fills lower than the requested price. This benefits the client.

Negative Slippage

Negative slippage occurs when your order is filled at a worse price than requested. This can happen during rapid market movements or when large orders consume available liquidity at the requested price.

Managing Slippage

Use limit orders instead of market orders where possible. Avoid trading immediately around major economic data releases. Monitor the economic calendar and apply appropriate position sizing.

Order Types

Available Order Types

MetaTrader 4 supports a range of order types to help you manage your trading positions. All order types are subject to prevailing market conditions and available liquidity.

Immediate

Market Order

Executed immediately at the best available current market price. The fill price may differ from the quoted price at the moment the order is placed.

Better Price

Buy/Sell Limit

Pending order to open at a more favourable price than current market. A Buy Limit opens below current price; a Sell Limit opens above.

Breakout

Buy/Sell Stop

Pending order to open beyond the current market level. A Buy Stop triggers above current price; a Sell Stop triggers below.

Risk Management

Stop Loss

Automatically closes a losing position when the market reaches a specified level. Execution is not guaranteed at the exact price during rapid price movements.

Profit Target

Take Profit

Automatically closes a profitable position when the market reaches a target price. Subject to market conditions and available liquidity at the time of execution.

Compliance

Execution Risk Warning

Trading financial instruments involves a significant level of risk and is not suitable for all investors. You may lose all or more than your initial investment.

In volatile market conditions, prices may move rapidly and significantly. Execution of orders — including Stop Loss and Take Profit orders — may occur at prices different from those requested. Price gapping can occur when markets reopen after closures.

Spreads may widen substantially around major economic events, outside regular market hours, and during periods of low liquidity. These widened spreads reflect actual market conditions and are not within Olla Trade's control.

Olla Trade Ltd. operates as an execution-only service and does not provide investment advice. You are responsible for your own trading decisions. Please ensure you fully understand the risks involved before trading.

FAQ

Execution Information FAQs

Common questions about order execution, pricing, and trading conditions at Olla Trade.

Market execution means your orders are filled at the best available market price at the time the order is processed. Olla Trade uses market execution across all account types.

Yes. Slippage can occur during periods of high market volatility, major economic news releases, or low liquidity conditions. Slippage can be positive (filled at a better price) or negative (filled at a worse price).

Olla Trade pricing is derived from aggregated quotes provided by our liquidity providers. The prices displayed in MetaTrader 4 reflect the best available bid and ask prices from our liquidity pool at any given moment.

Execution quality can be influenced by: current market volatility, available liquidity for the instrument being traded, the size of the order relative to available market depth, network connection latency, and the time of day and active trading sessions.

During periods of high volatility — such as major economic data releases, central bank announcements, or significant geopolitical events — market prices can move rapidly and liquidity may temporarily reduce.

Yes. Spreads are variable and may widen significantly during periods of high market volatility, outside of regular market trading hours, around major economic news releases, or during periods of reduced market liquidity.

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