How to Query Order Records on Gate ｜ Gate BS

Applicable Scope

This guide applies to Gate Web
Before you start: Ensure you have a Gate account and are logged in
Estimated time: 3 m

Objective

This guide will walk you through how to query and view your order records on Gate Web.

Steps

Step 1: Access the Orders Page

Log in to your Gate account and click [Orders] in the navigation bar, then select [Spot Orders].

Step 2: Select Order Type and Apply Filters

On the left side of the page, select from [Current Orders], [Order History], or [Transaction History]. Choose your search criteria including [Transaction Type] and [Time Range], then click [Search] to view results.

## Notes - Open orders have no time limit and will execute once the price matches. - Orders require price matching to execute. Unmatched orders remain in open order status. - You can cancel orders anytime before execution without any cancellation fee. - Canceled order funds are returned to your account and can be verified in account balance or transaction history. - Buy orders priced higher than current market price will execute at the best available market price. - Sell orders priced lower than current market price will execute at the best available market price. - Gate may update product features, interfaces, and fee structures at any time. - Digital asset trading involves significant risk and prices may fluctuate substantially. - This information is for educational purposes only and does not constitute financial advice. - Please refer to Gate's Risk Disclosure and User Agreement for comprehensive risk information.

FAQ

Q1: How long do my open orders stay active?

A: Open orders have no time limit and remain active until they are either executed when the price matches your specified price or until you manually cancel them.

Q2: Are there any fees for canceling an order?

A: No, there are no cancellation fees. When you cancel an order, the funds are immediately returned to your account and can be verified in your account balance or transaction history.

Q3: Why did my order execute at a price different from what I set?

A: If your buy order price is higher than the current market price, the system will execute it at the best available market price to give you a better deal. Similarly, if your sell order price is lower than the current market price, it will also execute at the best available market price.