Violation Action Types

When a rule or commitment term within Trader's Guard is breached, the platform enforces one of three automated actions depending on the rule's configuration.

1. Block Order (Pre-Trade Guard)

• Operation: Pre-trade validation intercepts the order submission and checks your configured rule constraints (e.g. max lot size, unauthorized trading instruments, or trading session windows).
• Result: The order is rejected immediately with a descriptive toast notification, leaving your existing positions unaffected.

2. Account Lock for X Hours

• Liquidations: Once the lock is activated, the system automatically closes all open positions and cancels all pending orders.
• Cooldown Purpose: Designed to enforce psychological cooling-off following severe drawdowns or rule breaches, preventing emotional revenge trading.

3. Close Order

⚠️ Critical Warning: Portfolio-Wide Liquidation

[!WARNING] Liquidation Applies to the Entire Portfolio (Including Profitable Trades): * All Positions Liquidated: When an Account Lock or Close Order action is triggered by a rule breach, the platform initiates emergency liquidation across the entire trading account. This means every active position is closed, including trades that are currently in profit. * Execution at Market Price: Liquidations are executed as Market Orders at the prevailing best available market price. Under fast-moving market conditions, high volatility, or liquidity gaps, executions are subject to standard market slippage. * Independent Operation: Each condition in your Scenario can have a distinct penalty type assigned. Always review the assigned violation action when configuring your risk rules.

Scope of Application

• Block Order: Applies to orders submitted through the GreatBless platform where pre-trade checks are possible.
• Account Lock & Close Order: Operate at the account and MT5 server level, monitoring active exposure continuously regardless of how or where positions were opened.