
You can change your trading mode at any time by clicking the "Trading Settings" button.

There are three modes to choose from:
The default mode for all accounts is "Click and Confirm."
You also can choose your order type ("At Best" or "Market Range") for the "One-Click" and "Double Click" modes in this window. Click here to learn more about "At Best" and "Market Range" order types.

This is the default trading mode. Every time you buy, sell, or close a position, you will receive a confirmation window with the parameters of the order. This allows you to easily check that you have keyed in your order correctly before making it.

To open a buy or sell position, simply click on the "Buy" or "Sell" price for the currency pair you want. You can set the number of lots you want to trade in the dealing rates box before clicking on the price.

This trading mode works just like One Click trading mode, but instead of making one click to make an order, you double-click, as you do when opening a program in Microsoft Windows.
"One-Click Trading" was designed with the news-event trader in mind. It is a useful method to improve the speed of your order entry. In today's volatile financial markets, every second can count, and "One-Click Trading" (especially when combined with "At Best" orders) can give you an edge in navigating them.
If using At Best Market Orders, you can choose their "time in force" setting in your Trading Settings.
The default time in force is GTC.
GTC: Your entire order will be filled at the best available price(s) at the time the system receives it. In some situations, the best price available may not have enough liquidity to fill you entire order. In this case, as much of your order as is possible will be filled at that price level, while the remaining portions of that order will be executed at the best best available price(s), until your entire order is filled.
IOC: This allows you the opportunity to have any part of your order filled at the best available price(s) with the remaining unfilled amount cancelled if liquidity is unavailable from our price providers. This order type is useful during news announcements and for currency pairs which tend to have less liquidity during certain trading sessions (example: GBP/USD and GBP crosses during Asian Hours).