Names and mechanics may change by platform version. This page summarises common community explanations, not an official specification.
whole warehouse mode
Community walkthroughs describe this as treating entries within a cycle as a combined position. The practical effect depends on the platform's current rules for average entry, exits and settlement.
sub-bin mode
Community explanations describe sub-bin mode as handling portions of a position or individual sub-sales differently from one combined position. Check exactly how your selected mode treats each order before using it live.
sub-bin real-time settlement
This has been described as settling qualifying sub-sales individually in real time. Confirm the current behaviour in Vayoh itself and do not rely on a label alone to infer how profit, fees or remaining exposure are calculated.
questions to answer before choosing a mode
- How are entries grouped and how is the average entry calculated?
- What happens when only part of a position is sold?
- How are fees and realised results recorded?
- What happens to remaining exposure after a partial exit?
- How can you pause or stop the process?
Understand the mode with a small, controlled test or platform-provided simulation where available. Do not assume similar names mean identical behaviour.