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Clock expiry

An expiry control that sets an exact settlement time, such as 16:30:00, instead of a relative countdown.

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Common comparison error

Clock expiry is not necessarily measured from button press; acceptance, cutoff, fixed clock, and Timer expiry can change the interval.

Practical use

How to verify Clock expiry

Read Clock expiry together with Time to expiry, Timer expiry, Expiry cutoff. The comparison must preserve the exact rule, value, state, and evidence described below.

A neutral example

A stock remains visible during Clock expiry on a holiday. A test establishes whether orders are disabled, a prior close persists, or Time to expiry pricing replaces the market. A reviewer labels the case Clock expiry only after showing that 16:30:00 is a fixed settlement clock time rather than five minutes measured from acceptance.

Evidence path

Where to verify Clock expiry

Use the source that governs the exact contract, account, entity, or platform state. A general definition cannot replace current broker terms.

Order ticket and contract historyPreserve the displayed quote source, entry value, strike or barrier, cutoff, final value, timestamp, and correction status.
CFTC customer protection materialUse regulator material to separate a displayed return from probability, authorization, and account safety.Open source