Slippage happens when an order is filled at a different price than the one requested, usually because the market moved between the time the order was placed and when it was executed. It can be positive (a better price) or negative (a worse price).
Yes - under Pairmetric's execution model, if the market moves in your favour before your order is filled, you may benefit from positive slippage and a better price than requested.
Pairmetric's No Requotes Guarantee means eligible orders are executed at the requested price without being requoted or delayed, so you don't have to re-confirm a trade at a new price.
Slippage is most likely during periods of high volatility or low liquidity, such as around major news releases or at market opens, when prices can move quickly between the moment an order is placed and when it is filled.
Pairmetric minimizes slippage through a streamlined order-processing pipeline and partnerships with top-tier liquidity providers, helping deliver stable pricing even during volatile market conditions.
