Median slippage
0.0 pts
negative = price improvement
Brokers / Vantage Markets (Pty) Ltd
Vantage Markets (Pty) Ltd slippage — requested vs executed price
662 measured fills
Slippage compares the price you asked for with the price you got, in symbol points — negative numbers mean the fill was better than requested. Across 662 measured fills on 1 connected account, Vantage Markets (Pty) Ltd showed a median of 0.0 points with a p95 of 3.0 points. The distribution below shows the full picture: a broker can have a flattering median while the tail quietly eats your stop-losses.
On EURUSD, Vantage Markets (Pty) Ltd's measured slippage ranks 5 of 6 measured brokers.
p95 slippage
3.0 pts
the bad tail — 5% of fills were worse
Better price
5%
share of fills improved
Exact price
64%
filled at the requested price
Accuracy score
75/100
vs peers, per symbol
Fill quality
Where the executed price landed vs the price requested.
Better price 5% Exact price 64% Worse price 31%
Slippage distribution
Points; negative = price improvement, positive = worse fill.
≤ −20 pts (better)0≥ +20 pts (worse)
Slippage by symbol
The money column converts points with the broker's own tick value, per 1.00 lot.
| Symbol | Median slippage | ≈ per 1 lot | p95 slippage | Fills |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| EURUSD | 0.0 | ≈$0.00 | 3.0 | 402 |
| XAUUSD | — | — | — | 260 |
Slippage month by month · EURUSD
Median slippage on the most-traded symbol.
EURUSD
median slippage · below 0 = price improvement
FAQ
Does Vantage Markets (Pty) Ltd have slippage?
Every broker does; the question is how much and in which direction. On 662 measured fills, Vantage Markets (Pty) Ltd's median slippage was 0.0 points. The fill-quality split on this page shows what share of orders filled at a better, exact or worse price than requested.
Is negative slippage good?
Yes — negative means price improvement: your order filled at a better price than you requested. A median at or below zero with a short positive tail is the profile you want. Positive slippage concentrated around news events suggests the broker passes volatility straight through to you.
How is slippage measured here?
From order history on connected accounts: each order's requested price vs its executed price, converted to symbol points. It's measured per symbol because a point means different money on EURUSD vs XAUUSD — where the broker's tick value is known, the table converts it to approximate money per 1.00 lot.
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