The VT Markets App delivers a streamlined, mobile-first interface designed for rapid order execution, dynamic risk management, and live portfolio tracking. Through the dedicated trading terminal in the app, you can enter market positions, configure automated Stop Loss (SL) and Take Profit (TP) orders, execute partial closes, or manage your active exposure on the go.
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How to open a new market position on the VT Markets App
1. Select trading instrument: Open the VT Markets App, navigate to the Trades tab (swap icon) or the Home dashboard, browse through asset categories (Forex, Indices, Commodities, Cryptos, or Shares), and tap your desired symbol.
2. Select trade direction: Review the interactive chart and market depth, then tap Buy (Long) or Sell (Short) according to your trading strategy.
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3. Configure volume and risk parameters:
Enter or scroll to adjust your desired trade volume in lots.
Toggle the Stop Loss (SL) and Take Profit (TP) options to establish protective exit levels before entering the market.
4. Execute order: Tap the confirmation button at the bottom of the screen to submit your order directly to the liquidity pool.
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How to modify, partially close, or fully exit an active trade on the VT Markets App
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All active market orders are tracked under the Positions sub-tab in the main Trades interface (swap icon). Locate your open trade and select your required action:
• Immediate full close: Tap Close on the active trade card to exit the entire position immediately at the best available market price.
• Modify Stop Loss / Take Profit: Tap TP/SL on the position to adjust existing risk levels or set new price boundaries without closing the position.
• Partially close: Tap Partially Close to close a specific portion of your trade volume (e.g., closing 0.50 lots out of a 1.00 lot position) to lock in realized gains while keeping the remaining balance running.
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How to speed up trade execution (one-click trading) on the VT Markets App
1. Open the VT Markets App on your mobile device.
2. Tap the Trades tab (swap icon) on the bottom navigation bar.
3. Tap the Settings icon ("﹍" / three dots) in the top-right corner.
4. Toggle off all Trade Confirmation switches on the Trade Settings screen.
5. Operational result: Disabling trade confirmation prompts allows orders to execute instantly upon tapping Buy or Sell, eliminating extra confirmation dialogs for fast-moving markets.
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Critical risk reminders for rapid execution
• Price volatility and market slippage: Disabling confirmation prompts dispatches orders immediately upon screen interaction. During volatile economic releases or low-liquidity market hours, execution prices may experience minor slippage relative to the quoted price due to real-time market movements.
• Volume verification: Regularly check your pre-set default lot size on the order panel to avoid accidentally opening positions with unintended volume.
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Troubleshooting common order execution issues
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• "Insufficient Margin" or order rejected:
Check whether your account has sufficient Free Margin to support the margin requirement for your selected lot size.
If floating drawdowns on open positions have lowered your usable equity, reduce your trade volume (lot size), close non-performing trades, or deposit additional capital via the VT Markets Client Portal.
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• Order buttons greyed out or "Market Closed" displayed:
Financial markets operate on strict international schedules. Global forex, commodities, and index sessions close over the weekend and observe scheduled daily breaks; orders cannot clear outside active market trading hours.
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• Connection timeout or offline status:
Verify that your mobile device has a stable internet connection or toggle between Wi-Fi and mobile data to refresh your server connection.
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Need more help?
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If you encounter unexpected execution errors or require an investigation regarding an order fill, contact the internal team via 24/7 Live Chat within the app or email trading@vtmarkets.com from your registered email address with the following details:
1. Registered full legal name and email address
2. MT4 / MT5 trading account number
3. Traded symbol and Order Ticket ID
4. Exact date, timestamp, and time zone of the execution attempt
5. Screenshot of any error prompt, transaction log, or rejected order notification
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