Reverse Basket Order Now Live

Reverse Basket Order Now Live

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calender.webp13 Jan 2026
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A Basket Order lets you group multiple buy or sell orders for different stocks or F&O contracts and execute them with a single click.

Table of Contents

  1. About Reverse Basket Order
  2. Benefits of Reverse Basket Order 
  3. How to use it on BlinkX App?

About Reverse Basket Order

The new Reverse Basket Order takes this a step further. It is a special function that allows you to instantly reverse all the positions within a previously executed or saved Basket Order.

  • A Buy order for a stock automatically becomes a Sell order for the same quantity.
  • A Sell order automatically becomes a Buy order for the same quantity.
  • This is a powerful tool for quickly squaring off or flipping complex positions. 
     

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Benefits of Reverse Basket Order 

The Reverse Basket Order is built for speed and efficiency, helping you capitalise on market movements without delay.  

  • Fast Execution: Reverse entire strategies in one tap, significantly reducing the time and effort of placing individual orders during critical market moments. 
  • Accuracy and Reduced Errors: Manual squaring off multiple positions is prone to errors. This feature ensures all legs of your trade are reversed accurately and simultaneously. 
  • Portfolio Rebalancing: It is perfect for instantly rebalancing or hedging your portfolio, or quickly exiting all positions associated with a particular trading strategy.

How to use it on BlinkX App?

Using Reverse Basket Order is simple.

  • Step 1: Create and save your original Basket Order in the BlinkX app.
  • Step 2: Navigate to your saved or executed Baskets.
  • Step 3: Select the Basket you want to reverse.
  • Step 4: Look for the Reverse Basket.
  • Step 5: Review the reversed order details and confirm the execution.

Ready to experience the power of one-click reversal? Download the latest BlinkX app and give this feature a try.

Disclaimer: The securities are quoted as an example and not as a recommendation.