1. Single-Leg GTT Order:

One trigger price and one order price, either for buying or selling, are set by you.

• Example (Buy):

You want to buy Tata Steel if the price drops to ₹120.

When the stock hits ₹120, the system will place a buy order at ₹119.50.

2. OCO GTT Order (One Cancels the Other):

You establish a target and a stop-loss trigger price. The other is cancelled when one is struck.

• Example:

You bought HDFC Bank at ₹1500, and now you want to:

• Sell at ₹1600 (profit target) or
• Sell at ₹1450 (stop-loss)

If ₹1600 is reached, your target sell order is placed, and the stop-loss is cancelled (and vice versa).