What happens to unexecuted stock orders on Pluang?
Unexecuted stock orders automatically expire at the end of their validity period — either Session (end of the session) or Day (end of the trading day). Any funds held for the order are automatically returned to your RDN balance.
Common scenarios for unexecuted orders
| Situation | What Happens |
|---|---|
| Limit order finds no match by end of day | Order automatically cancelled (expired) |
| Stock is suspended | Order held; fate of order follows BEI rules for suspended stocks |
| Stock hits ARA/ARB limits | Order cannot execute outside the ARA/ARB price range |
| User manually cancels | Order cancelled; funds returned to RDN |
Fund returns
- For cancelled/expired buy orders: funds are returned to your RDN balance
- No fees are charged for orders that don't execute
Related questions:
Q: How quickly are funds returned to my RDN after an order expires?
Funds are typically returned immediately when an order expires or is cancelled, with no meaningful delay.
Q: How do I cancel a pending order on Pluang?
Go to Portfolio or Order History, select the active/pending order, and choose the cancel option.
Q: Is there a fee if my order doesn't execute?
No. There are no fees for unexecuted orders. Regulatory fees only apply when a transaction actually completes.
Q: Do expired orders appear in my transaction history?
Yes. All orders — including expired or cancelled ones — are visible in the order history section of the Pluang app.