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# Partial Orders

Instead of getting stuck, Indexify gives you clear options to finalize:

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#### **How Partial Orders Work**

* If some tokens in your order succeed and others fail → the order is marked as **Partial**.
* You’ll get a notification and a breakdown of what was bought vs. what failed.\ <br>

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#### **Your Options**

When a Partial Order happens, you can choose to:

* **Retry** → Attempt to buy the tokens that failed.
* **Acknowledge** → Accept the partial purchase as-is.
* **Sell All** → Instantly sell the tokens that did succeed.

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#### **Order Details**

In the Partial Order view, you’ll see:

* Tokens successfully purchased
* Tokens that failed
* Current value of successful tokens

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> ✅ **Tip**\
> Partial Orders are common in crypto trading during high volume or low liquidity. Always review the breakdown before choosing your next action.


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