Interactive Brokers may simulate certain order types on its books and submit the order to the exchange when it becomes marketable. The IB website contains a page with exchange listings. The linked page for each exchange contains an expandable "Order Types" section, listing the native order types submitted using that exchange's native order type and the order types that are simulated by IB for that exchange. See our Exchange Listings.
Stop Orders: Interactive Brokers provides customers with simulated stop orders. Orders can be placed at any time during regular trading hours. Please note, simulated stop orders in U.S. futures contracts other than single stock futures will only be triggered during regular trading hours unless you specify otherwise. For additional information on setting the time in force (TIF), please refer to the Trader Workstation User's Guide.
Stop-Limit Orders: Stop-limit orders configured to trigger outside RTH are submitted using the exchange's native order type and can be placed at any time during regular trading E-CBOT trading hours. Stop-limit orders on E-CBOT (and NYMEX) configured to trigger outside of regular trading hours with a trigger method set to bid/ask may trigger in illiquid markets and/or based on quotes with wide bid/ask spreads. Please note the following restrictions placed by E-CBOT:
Stop-Limit Orders: Stop-Limit orders configured to trigger outside RTH are native to GLOBEX and can be placed at any time during regular Globex trading hours. Please note the following restrictions placed by GLOBEX:
Stop-Limit Orders: Stop-limit orders configured to trigger outside RTH are submitted to ICE/NYBOT using the exchange's native order types and can be placed at any time during regular ICE/NYBOT trading hours. Stop-limit orders configured to trigger outside of regular trading hours with a trigger method set to bid/ask may trigger in illiquid markets and/or based on quotes with wide bid/ask spreads.