How Does a Trader Know If They Are Subject to ADL? ⎊ Path

How Does a Trader Know If They Are Subject to ADL?

When a trader's position is auto-deleveraged, the exchange immediately notifies them. This notification is usually a visible indicator on the trading interface, often accompanied by an email or platform message.

The ADL process closes the position at the bankrupt trader's liquidation price, and the exchange confirms the closure and any resulting changes to the trader's account.

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