CFDs are complex instruments and come with a high risk of losing money rapidly due to leverage.
76.6% of retail investor accounts lose money when trading CFDs with this provider.
You should consider whether you understand how CFDs work and whether you can afford to take the high risk of losing your money.

Guaranteed stop-loss orders

Protect your positions from market gapping and slippage with a guaranteed stop-loss order (GSLO). Available on forex, indices and gold. As a professional account holder, you may qualify for additional margin relief when you place a GSLO, stop-loss or trailing stop-loss order on your trades. Available on our OANDA platform, mobile and tablet apps.

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Key information and restrictions on GSLOs
Stop loss is now the default on all trade orders. GSLOs can be selected from the drop-down order list.
GSLOs can only be placed (or added to a position) during market hours. They can be added to an order (or existing position) by toggling the stop loss button on the order ticket.
A GSLO must be placed further than the ‘minimum distance’ from the entry price. This minimum distance is displayed on the ticket.
The GSLO premium, which is only charged if the GSLO is triggered, is displayed below the stop loss entry field.
During market hours, a GSLO can be modified so long as it meets the minimum distance criteria, while outside of market hours, you can only move a GSLO further away from the current market price.
The GSLO will remain until you close the trade out or the GSLO is executed. A GSLO attached to a limit or stop order can be cancelled.
Other restrictions
If you have multiple trades open on the same instrument with multiple GSLOs, the minimum distance applies between each GSLO as well as with the market price.
You cannot place GSLOs on instruments where you have both long and short positions at the same time (hedged trades).
If you attach a GSLO to an order or trade on our OANDA platform, you will not be able to modify this on MT4 and it will appear as a normal stop loss within the MT4 platform.
Orders submitted via MT4 will perform a margin check using the standard margin requirement, even if a stop loss order is attached.

^Subject to meeting our criteria. Additional information/documentation may be requested prior to account activation to establish eligibility.

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Frequently asked questions

How does a GSLO behave differently compared to a standard stop-loss?

Let’s say you open one unit of a long CFD position on the UK 100 Index at 7000 and place your guaranteed stop 50 points away at 6950 as you are concerned about market volatility.

The premium being charged if the GSLO is triggered is 2 pips.

If the index gaps down 100 points to 6900, your position would automatically be closed out at your GSLO level of 6950 and you will realise a loss.

(order size x stop distance) + (order size x premium fee) = loss

(1 x 50) + (1 x 2) = GBP52.

If you hadn't placed the guaranteed stop on your position, but instead used a standard stop loss at 6950, your trade would have closed at 6900, resulting in a loss of GBP100.