Requote
A requote is the new price a broker returns when it will not fill an instant-execution order at the price on the order.
Explanation
MetaTrader 5's instant-execution mode sends the current prices with the order. If the broker accepts them, the order is filled. If it does not, it sends a requote: prices at which the order can be executed. Request execution is different. Prices are requested first, and the trader then confirms or rejects a deal at that quoted price. Market execution has no requote step. The broker chooses the price, and sending the order is consent to it. A requote is a feature of one execution mode. It is not evidence, by itself, of the firm's hedging model.
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