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Partially filled orders due to "Out of Funds"

Last updated: March 31, 2025

It is possible for an order to partially execute (or "fill") if there are insufficient balances in the account for the order to fully execute.

This most commonly occurs when an order is placed for maximum volume. For example, selling 100 XRP while owning 100 XRP.

When trading with your entire balance of an asset, there will likely not be enough funds for both the order and the trading fee. Instead of preventing the order being placed, we allow the order to execute almost entirely, using some of the volume to pay for the fee.

You can see how much of the order successfully executed by looking at the Volume Exec'd column. This should also be reflected in your Balances, visible by selecting the Kraken logo in the upper-left corner.

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You can see the reason for the partially filled order on the order details page.

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Orders partially filled before March 2021 would display as "Cancelled" due to being "Out of funds". If you click on the order ID under Trade > Orders, more information is provided. You can see the reason for a canceled order on that page.

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