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# Open orders

List of your open orders on the active trading account

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Open orders lists active orders from the selected trading account that have not fully filled or canceled.

Use this panel to review order side, market, price, size, order type, and status. You can filter by market and group orders by type or market to manage multiple orders faster.

## Actions

* Cancel individual orders.
* Group orders by type or market.
* Cancel multiple bids, asks, or all eligible limit orders.
* Convert an eligible limit order into an infinite [Chase order](/order-types/chase-orders.md).

The active child of an [Iceberg order](/order-types/iceberg-orders.md) is labeled Iceberg Clip. Canceling that child stops the full parent Iceberg, so Proliquid does not place another clip.

## Cancel bids / asks / all

These bulk cancel actions apply to open limit orders. They do not affect open TP / SL orders.

Before using bulk cancel, confirm that the selected filter matches the market and order group you intend to manage.

Related pages: [Limit orders](/order-types/limit-orders.md), [Scale orders](/order-types/scale-orders.md), [Iceberg orders](/order-types/iceberg-orders.md), [Open icebergs](/terminal-sections/open-icebergs.md), [Chart](/terminal-sections/chart.md).


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