Can I create multiple TP/SL orders on the same Crypto Futures position?

Yes — you can create multiple Take Profit and multiple Stop Loss orders on the same Crypto Futures position, with no fixed cap forcing you into a single exit level for either side. Every TP/SL order you place is Reduce-Only, meaning it can only shrink your existing position and can never flip it into the opposite direction, and all of them — however many you've stacked — are automatically canceled the instant the position they protect is fully closed, whether that closure comes from one of the TP/SL orders itself, a manual close, or liquidation. This makes it straightforward to build a layered exit plan: instead of picking one all-or-nothing target, you can take partial profit at several price levels while a Stop Loss further out continues protecting whatever portion of the position remains open.

• Each TP or SL you create is a separate order — useful for layered exit strategies, such as taking partial profit at several price levels as the market moves further in your favor.
• Execution order: orders execute by trigger price; if two orders would trigger at the same price, the one submitted first executes first, so submission timing matters when levels overlap.
• Reduce-Only protection: because every TP/SL order only reduces your existing position, it can never flip your position into the opposite direction by accident, no matter how many orders you've stacked on top of each other.
• Each order can be canceled independently without affecting the others, unless it's part of an OCO pair, in which case canceling one cancels its partner too — so keep track of which orders are paired before you cancel one.
• There's no extra fee simply for placing additional TP/SL orders — standard trading fees only apply once an order actually executes.

Related questions:

Q: What does "Reduce-Only" mean?
Reduce-Only means the order can only decrease your position size — it will never open a new position or flip your position to the opposite side, even if the order amount would technically exceed what's left open. This is a built-in safeguard, not something you need to configure yourself.

Q: What happens to my other TP/SL orders if my position closes?
All remaining TP/SL orders on that position are automatically canceled once the position is fully closed, regardless of whether the closure happened through one of those same orders, a manual close, or liquidation — you won't be left with stray orders on a position that no longer exists.

Q: If two of my TP/SL orders hit the same trigger price, which executes first?
The order you submitted first executes first; ties are resolved by submission order, not order size or amount, so it's worth keeping track of the sequence in which you placed overlapping TP/SL levels.

Q: Can I mix OCO pairs and Independent orders on the same position?
Yes — one OCO pair and additional Independent TP/SL orders can coexist on the same position at the same time, giving you flexibility to combine a paired exit strategy with standalone scaling levels.