How are orders executed in the simulator?
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Execution Logic In The Market Rush Simulator
Market Rush processes all orders in a simulated execution engine that is designed to behave in a realistic yet transparent way. When you place a market order, the system fills it immediately using a depth based pricing model that considers available liquidity at and around the current price.
Limit and stop market orders are queued logically. They are triggered and filled when the simulated price trades through your level. For larger orders, the engine uses real top of book information and then extrapolates deeper liquidity using a mathematical model so that slippage behaves realistically.
All participants use the same execution logic. Orders are never manipulated to favour or disadvantage anyone. The goal is to simulate how fills might behave in an actual intraday trading environment for NIFTY and BANKNIFTY, while still keeping everything educational and risk free.