Due to technical issues with Standard Chartered Bank, FX, deposits & withdrawals are temporarily unavailable.

Due to technical issues with Standard Chartered Bank, FX, deposits & withdrawals are temporarily unavailable.

Order Placement & Others

An Odd Lot refers to a trading size smaller than the standard board lot prescribed by the exchange. Odd lots usually arise from stock splits, bonus issues, or rights issues. For example, if the board lot size is 100 shares, a one-for-five bonus issue may result in 20 extra shares, which are considered odd lots.

  • SGX & Bursa: Odd lots are traded in the Unit Share Market, where prices are based on demand and supply.
  • HKEX: Odd lots are traded in the Odd Lot Market, and must be executed at the prevailing odd lot market price. Stocks worth less than HK$0.01 per share may also be traded in the odd lot market, even if they equal a full board lot in quantity.
  • China A-Shares: Buying of odd lots is not allowed. Odd lots must be sold in one single order (e.g. if you have 107 shares, you may sell 100 or 107 shares, but not 103). Odd lot trades are matched in the board lot market, subject to demand and supply.
  • US Market: An odd lot is any order less than 100 shares, or not evenly divisible by 100. However, US exchanges support online trading of as little as 1 share.

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