What Happens When I Tap Buy on a Technical Signal?
Tapping Buy on a Pluang Technical Signal opens the order review page with the asset selected, the signal's Target Price and Stop Loss filled in, and the entry at the current market price. Nothing is ordered until you confirm.
What the order page fills in for you
| On the order page | Filled in with | Can you change it? |
|---|---|---|
| Asset | The signal's asset | Go back and pick another signal or asset |
| Entry | The current market price | Yes, before you confirm |
| Take profit | The signal's Target Price | Yes, before you confirm |
| Stop loss | The signal's Stop Loss | Yes, before you confirm |
| Amount | You enter it | Yes |
Before you confirm, check how far the price has moved since the signal appeared, the amount, and the fee. To complete the order you need the account verification for that asset (a verified identity for crypto, Global & Yield asset verification for US stocks) and enough balance, and that asset's normal trading rules apply.
Pluang never places an order from a signal on its own. If you want to look at the asset first, tap View Asset instead of Buy.
Learn more: what Technical Signals are and how to read one and why Global & Yield asset verification can be pending or rejected.
Related questions:
Q: Does Pluang place the trade for me when a signal appears?
No. An order is only placed when you confirm it yourself on the order page.
Q: Do I have to keep the signal's Target Price and Stop Loss?
No. They are filled in for convenience, and you can change them before you confirm.
Q: What happens to my order if the signal expires?
Nothing. Your order is separate from the signal and stays as you set it until it fills, expires or you cancel it.
Q: Why can't I complete the order?
Check that the account verification for that asset is complete, that you have enough balance, and that the asset can be traded at that time.
Last updated: 9 November 2026