Using the Cancel parameter with Advanced Orders

This guide will cover how to use the Cancel parameter seen below. This parameter can be used to either cancel all open orders or to target Stop Loss (sl=), Take Profit (tp=), and Trailing Stop (ts=) orders specifically. 

The simple syntax below will serve to close all orders. By adding the SL, TP, or TS, the syntax can be used to target either Stop Loss, Take Profit or Trailing Stop orders specifically. By continuing to add additional parameters, the syntax can also be used narrow down which orders are being cancelled even further.

e=bitmex-testnet c=order d=1

e=bitmex-testnet c=order sl=1 d=1

e=bitmex-testnet c=order tp=1 d=1

e=bitmex-testnet c=order ts=1 d=1

By simply adding the Book (b=) parameter, the syntax can be used to target open Short or Long orders specifically.

e=bitmex-testnet c=order b=long d=1
e=bitmex-testnet c=order b=short d=1

e=bitmex-testnet c=order b=long sl=1 d=1
e=bitmex-testnet c=order b=short sl=1 d=1

e=bitmex-testnet c=order b=long tp=1 d=1
e=bitmex-testnet c=order b=short tp=1 d=1

e=bitmex-testnet c=order b=long ts=1 d=1
e=bitmex-testnet c=order b=short ts=1 d=1

Parameters like the Order Type (t=) can be used to specify closing all market or limit orders.

e=bitmex-testnet c=order t=limit d=1
e=bitmex-testnet c=order t=market d=1

e=bitmex-testnet c=order t=limit sl=1 d=1
e=bitmex-testnet c=order t=market sl=1 d=1

e=bitmex-testnet c=order t=limit tp=1 d=1
e=bitmex-testnet c=order t=market tp=1 d=1

e=bitmex-testnet c=order t=limit ts=1 d=1
e=bitmex-testnet c=order t=market ts=1 d=1