The desk
How the platform feels in use, in the order you'd come across it: the screen, the ticket, the chart, then the portfolio where everything ends up.
The same layout, whatever your screen.
From a large monitor to a laptop, the terminal holds its arrangement. Panels fold away instead of shifting, so the ticket stays put.
What the terminal can do.
All of this is live in the product now. None of it is on a roadmap.
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Spot and futures
Both on the same pairs and the same balance, with no switching between products.
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Leverage to x200
Chosen per position, with a live margin ratio that moves as you adjust it.
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Cross margin
A single margin pool backs all open positions, shown on a gauge you can read in a second.
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Two kinds of stop
Take profit and stop loss as a fixed price, or as a percentage distance from your entry.
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Future limit orders
The order sits at your chosen level and fills once the price gets there.
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Charts and indicators
Indicators, a full screen mode, and candles on timeframes from a minute to twelve hours and longer.
Follow the day's move.
Switch the asset, switch the timeframe. It is the terminal's own chart engine, running on the same data.
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Where all your positions end up.
Total and available balance, equity and overall profit and loss, plus an allocation ring showing what the account really holds. Deposits, withdrawals and swaps live on the same screen.
- Profit and loss for each closed trade
- Open orders and past orders in a single list
- Swap one asset for another inside the account
Create the account, then explore.
Signing up takes minutes and ties you to nothing. Whether to fund it is a separate choice for later.