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Error Messages

What Does “Rejected at RMS — Available Margin Exhausted” Mean?

This message appears when the margin required for your attempted order is greater than the available margin on your account.

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Rejected at RMS — Available margin exhausted

💡 What does this mean?

The rejection remark “Rejected at RMS — Available margin exhausted” indicates that the margin required for the trade you attempted is greater than the available margin on your account.

🔎 How to verify in R | Trader Pro

You can confirm the margin discrepancy directly from the Recent Orders window:

  1. Open the Recent Orders window in R | Trader Pro.
  2. Right-click on any column header within the Recent Orders window.
  3. Add the “Required Margin” and “Margin Balance” columns to compare the margin needed against the margin available on your account.