Where is an order that filled immediately?Published 2026-11-08. Updated 2026-11-08. Last reviewed 2026-11-08.Find the executed orderAccepted is not the same as filledLook in Spot History, not only Open Orders. An order that completes immediately can disappear from the open list before you see it there.Find the executed orderOpen History → Order History → Spot History.Choose the correct date range and pair, or reset the filters.Open the details and compare status, fills, spent amount, received amount and fees.Accepted is not the same as filledAccepted means OKSPOT received your order. Filled means the trade completed. If an order is partly filled, its details show the amount traded and the remainder. If you missed the confirmation, check History before placing the order again.Related articlesWhy is a transaction missing from my History view?First check the selected History section and clear its filters. A date, pair, side, asset or type filter can hide a transaction that is still recorded.Why is my order still open or only partly filled?An order fills when matching liquidity is available under its execution rules. A partial fill completes only part of the requested amount; the remainder can stay open or end without filling.Contact support about this article