 Price Ladder, execute much larger trades in just one transaction. Our Price Ladder allows you to open much larger trades. When entering a stake size greater than the normal market size, or the level one price, which is the price you see when you open an order ticket, the platform will use the Price Ladder technology to offer you different price levels to execute your trade at, depending on your position size. The Price Ladder analyzes the current market liquidity to then show you the range of price levels to execute larger trades in just one transaction, rather than having to do multiple trades to get your full order placed. The price, if larger than the level one price, will have a slightly wider bid offer spread, depending on the size of your trade. As position size increases, so does the spread. It's possible to view up to 10 levels of price depth in your order ticket. Your chosen stake size is clearly reflected in white, so you can see how far down the ladder your position sits between level one and ten. The further down the Price Ladder, the wider the potential spread will be, but remember, this is still relative to the size of your position versus the underlying liquidity in the market for this product. As the Price Ladder uses real-time liquidity, your trade might jump between levels until you choose to execute your position. The rest of the order ticket will function as normal, so you can set your risk management levels before you execute your trade. The level one price is still clearly visible, making it simple to compare it against your price depth. Once you are happy with your transaction, you can go ahead and execute your trade. If you are setting a limit or stop entry order of significant size, the trade will be triggered when the product price reaches the level one price, but it will be executed using the relevant price depth. When closing out of a trade with a position size greater than the level one price from the account section, the Price Ladder will again display with all ten levels of depth visible. From here, you will see the position linked to a price depth level to execute your trade in one transaction. When looking in your history section, all trades executed using the Price Ladder are accompanied by this icon. If you click on it, you can see all ten levels of price depth and the actual level you are executed at relative to your position size. Remember, the price depth should only affect larger trade sizes.