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Time to expiry

The remaining duration between contract acceptance and final evaluation. It provides a common way to compare countdown and exact-clock expiry controls.

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Common comparison error

Time to expiry is the remaining contractual duration from the defined accepted point; it is not the chart interval or necessarily the time since button press.

Practical use

How to verify Time to expiry

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

A neutral example

A user clicks at 14:00:00.100, the server accepts at 14:00:00.380, and evaluation occurs at 14:01:00.380. The accepted time to expiry is 60 seconds even though click-to-expiry is longer.

Evidence path

Where to verify Time to 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.
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