1. What is a MEXC Futures guaranteed stop-loss order? A Futures guaranteed stop-loss order is a professional paid risk management feature designed to address extreme volatility in the cryptocurrency1. What is a MEXC Futures guaranteed stop-loss order? A Futures guaranteed stop-loss order is a professional paid risk management feature designed to address extreme volatility in the cryptocurrency

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What Is a MEXC Futures Guaranteed Stop-Loss Order?

Author: MEXC

Sep 21, 2026MEXC

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1. What is a MEXC Futures guaranteed stop-loss order?

A Futures guaranteed stop-loss order is a professional paid risk management feature designed to address extreme volatility in the cryptocurrency market. Unlike a regular stop-loss order, when you set a guaranteed stop-loss order on MEXC, the system guarantees that the stop-loss order will be filled at the trigger price you specify. This allows you to precisely lock in your maximum potential loss and effectively eliminate slippage caused by sharp market movements.

2. How to set a guaranteed stop-loss order on MEXC?

Setting a Futures guaranteed stop-loss order on the MEXC platform is simple and intuitive. Follow the steps below to complete the setup.

Step 1: Enter the Futures trading page

Go to the official MEXC website and log in to your account. Click Futures in the top navigation bar to enter the Futures trading page.

Step 2: Select Market order

In the Futures order panel, select Market as the order type. Note that the guaranteed stop-loss feature is only available under market stop-loss mode.

Step 3: Configure guaranteed stop-loss parameters

After entering the Quantity, enable TP/SL, then click Advanced next to the TP/SL option. In the pop-up TP/SL settings window, enter your stop-loss price in the Stop-Loss Settings section and enable the guaranteed Stop-Loss toggle to complete the setup.

Step 4: Confirm and manage the order

After submitting the order, you can view the guaranteed stop-loss status under TP/SL in the Open Orders section at the bottom of the Futures trading page. When the market price reaches your specified stop-loss price, the guaranteed stop-loss order will be triggered and filled at the specified price.

3. How to modify or cancel a guaranteed stop-loss order

You can modify or cancel a guaranteed stop-loss order at any time through the TP/SL settings of your order or position. All changes take effect immediately, and the system applies the most recent settings. If the order has already been filled or canceled, you can view the detailed information in Order & Trade History.

4. Notes when using a Futures guaranteed stop-loss order

Before using the guaranteed stop-loss feature, carefully review the following information.

Scope of availability: The guaranteed stop-loss feature is only available under futures market stop-loss mode and is supported for selected trading pairs only. To confirm whether a trading pair supports this feature, please refer to the actual display on the trading or order placement page.

Trigger price type: Guaranteed stop-loss orders only support the last price as the trigger price. Fair price, mark price, and index price are not supported.

Fee: Using a guaranteed stop-loss order incurs an additional fee. The fee is charged only when the order is successfully triggered and filled. Fee rates vary by trading pair. Please refer to the trading page for the applicable rate.

For more information, please refer to "FAQ on Guaranteed Stop-Loss."

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