Why are the stock SIP orders not executed?

Stock SIP orders may not get executed for various reasons, and it’s important to be aware of these factors:

Incorrect Product Type or Order Type:

Ensure that the product type selected is Regular CNC (Cash and Carry), and the order type is either market or limit for the order to be executed. If you choose MIS (Margin Intraday Square-off), AMO (After Market Order), or CO (Cover Order) as the product type, and SL (Stop Loss) or SL-M (Stop Loss Market) as the order type, the order won’t be executed from the stock SIP. To understand the different product and order types, refer to “What are the different product types available on Tradejini?” and “What are the different order types available on Tradejini, and how are they executed?”

Order Rejection:

Orders can be rejected for various reasons, including insufficient margins, hitting circuit limits, incorrect use of order type, stock unavailability, or trading restrictions on the instrument in the basket. If there are trading restrictions on any instrument in the basket, or if an incorrect order type is selected (e.g., placing a market order on a specific instrument that is blocked for market orders), the order will not be triggered. A summary email containing the rejection reason is sent to your registered email.

It’s crucial to review and verify the product type and order type settings before placing Stock SIP orders to ensure smooth execution.