Every trade on the desk runs inside a frame you set yourself. Here is how Approval and Auto work within it. Below, we'd love to read how you have set up yours.
Approval, the default. Your AI lays out its proposals as cards with entry, stop, target, risk and its reasoning. A trade is placed once you approve it. A proposal you leave expires, and so does one whose price has moved on.
Auto. Switch over, confirm once, and your AI opens and manages trades on its own, with your caps and your rulebook in force. While it manages a position, it may move the stop closer and leaves the target where it was set.
In both modes. Your limits apply to every order: risk and margin per trade, positions per symbol and in total, entries per day, a daily loss stop, a news pause around high-impact events, maximum spread and trading hours. Whatever comes out of the conversation waits for your approval, in Auto as well. Tighter values apply from the next proposal, looser values ask you first. The header always shows the mode and whether the account is LIVE or DEMO.
Which mode do you trade in, and which limit was the first one you changed?