Place a buy or sell order
Use the order ticket: choose buy or sell, market or limit, check the amount and commission in the review, then confirm.
Place an order
- Step 1: Open Trade.Pick the brokerage account (when you have more than one) and the instrument.
- Step 2: Choose Buy or Sell.
- Step 3: Choose the order type.Market is the default; Limit lets you set a price. The ticket has no stop type: protect a position with a stop-loss or take-profit instead (see Set a stop-loss or take-profit).
- Step 4: Set the quantity.It starts at 1 and must be a whole number of shares. For a limit order type the Limit price (UZS). Raise cash (net UZS) and Money to invest (UZS), each with Calculate, can work out a quantity for you.
- Step 5: Review.Choose Review buy order or Review sell order. The review never sends anything.
- Step 6: Confirm.The button reads Confirm test order while orders are practice orders, and Confirm & place LIVE order when they are live.
What the review shows
The review lists the Brokerage account, Instrument, Side, Order type and Mode. For a buy it shows the price cap, the estimated price, the amount, the estimated commission, the total to pay and the cash left. For a sell it shows the net proceeds, the realised profit or loss against your average cost, and the position left; it shows no tax line.
The commission is an estimate, using the measured rate of that brokerage account. A large market order may walk the book, so the review says the most it pays per share, up to the edge of the exchange's daily price band. When you sell and no single brokerage account holds enough shares, Finmind suggests the brokerage account that holds the most and can split the order into one order per brokerage account, reviewed together. It never switches brokerage account silently.
After you confirm
- A practice order says "Test order recorded. Nothing was sent to your broker."
- A live order says "Live order submitted to your broker. Submitted, not yet confirmed filled." The broker publishes no fill confirmation, so an accepted order is shown as submitted with the broker's own order number, never as filled, until the broker's order list says so.
- If Finmind gets no answer, it says it is not known whether the order reached your broker. Check the orders list below the ticket before you place it again.
Cancel an order
In the Orders section, find the order under Open and choose Cancel. Finmind asks "Cancel this order?" and offers Keep order or Cancel order. History lists past orders.
Hours and limits
The exchange trades Monday to Friday, 09:30 to 16:00 Tashkent time. Outside those hours the live button is off and shows the session hours, and the review still works. Listed shares may move 20 percent from the base price in a day, and over-the-counter shares 100 percent. Finmind rejects an order outside those limits.
Placing an order does not ask for a two-factor code: the review and your explicit confirmation are the approval. Turning on live trading does ask: see Dry run and live trading: the three switches.
Source: the Finmind order ticket and the exchange's published trading hours, read on 8 November 2026.