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How to place a market order?

August 24, 2026

A market order executes your trade instantly at the best market price available at that moment. You do not set a price; speed is the priority. This order type is available in both views of the buy/sell page and in the Easy Buy-Sell window.

What is a market order?

When you place a market order, your trade is executed instantly at the best market price available at that moment. You do not set a price; the priority is speed. In busy market conditions the execution price may differ from what you expected. This order type suits people who care more about the trade being completed than about the exact price level.

When is it used?

  • When you want to buy or sell an asset quickly rather than targeting a specific price
  • When you want to enter or exit the market urgently
  • When you want to finish a trade instantly in high-liquidity markets

How do I place a market order?

On the buy/sell page, choose the Market order type in the order form and enter an amount to place your order. In a market order the price field shows Market and no price is entered. Your order matches instantly against the best prices in the order book.

Before you start

  • Your account verification must be complete
  • Depending on the market you choose, you need enough TRY or USDT balance to buy, or enough crypto asset balance to sell

Steps

  1. Open Paribu.com and choose a view from the Crypto buy/sell menu in the top navigation
  2. Choose the market you want to trade in from the market selector at the top of the page
  3. Set your direction in the buy or the sell form. If the Advanced view shows a single form, use the Buy / Sell tabs at the top of it
  4. Choose Market as the order type
  5. Fill in the Amount field; for your full balance you can click Use entire available balance
  6. Click Buy {asset} or Sell {asset} to complete the trade

Note: For a faster route you can open the Easy Buy-Sell window from Crypto buy/sell → Quick buy/sell in the top navigation. Every order placed from that window is processed as a market order

How a market order differs from a limit order

A market order is executed instantly at the current price, while a limit order is executed when the price you set is reached. With a market order the trade is largely certain to happen, but the execution price can change depending on the state of the order book. With a limit order you set the price yourself, but the order waits if no opposing order is available.

Things to know

  • The minimum trade amount is ₺100 in TRY markets and 1 USDT in USDT markets
  • Market orders are always charged the taker fee rate
  • A market order cannot be canceled because it is executed instantly
  • The price field is disabled and shows Market
  • Market orders are available in both desktop views of the buy/sell page and in the Easy Buy-Sell window
  • If your balance is not enough, the form shows an Insufficient {asset} balance warning and the order is not submitted

Frequently asked questions

Why is the executed price different from what I expected?

A market order matches the existing orders in the order book in sequence. If your amount exceeds the liquidity on the first row, it continues at the price on the next row. That is why your average execution price can differ from the price you saw when you placed the order.

Can I cancel a market order?

No. A market order cannot be canceled because it is executed instantly at the best market price. You can view your transaction records in the Buy/Sell tab of the transaction history, which opens from the Transactions link on the wallet page.

In which views can I place a market order?

Market orders are available in both the Paribu standard and Industry advanced views. They remain available even when the page switches to the mobile layout on a narrow screen. Every order placed from the Easy Buy-Sell window is also processed as a market order.

Can I see the fee before placing a market order?

The Estimated fee row in the order form shows the approximate fee for the amount you entered. The exact amount is calculated when the trade is executed.


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