How to trade Spot

Spot Trading on the Web

1. Deposit funds into your exchange account (crypto or fiat).

   • Crypto Deposits

   • Fiat Deposits

2. Navigate to the Spot Trading section

   • Select your desired trading pair (e.g., SOL/USD)

   • Choose the trading direction (Buy/Sell)

3. Select the order type.

4. Enter the required parameters

   • Price

   • Quantity

   • ... (and other necessary parameters)

5. Optional settings

   • Post Only: Ensures your order is placed as a maker order and does not take liquidity.

   • IOC (Immediate or Cancel): Executes the order immediately as much as possible; any unfilled portion is canceled. Suitable for quick entries and exits.

   • Margin: Uses leverage to improve capital efficiency (note: this increases liquidation risk).

   • ... (and other Optional settings)

6. Submit the order.

Spot Trading on Mobile

1. Deposit funds into your exchange account (crypto or fiat).

   • Crypto Deposits

   • Fiat Deposits

2. Navigate to the Spot Trading section

   • Select your desired trading pair (e.g., SOL/USD)

   • Choose the trading direction (Buy/Sell)

3. Select the order type.

4. Enter the required parameters

   • Price

   • Quantity

   • ... (and other necessary parameters)

5. Optional settings

   • Post Only: Ensures your order is placed as a maker order and does not take liquidity.

   • IOC (Immediate or Cancel): Executes the order immediately as much as possible; any unfilled portion is canceled. Suitable for quick entries and exits.

   • Margin: Uses leverage to improve capital efficiency (note: this increases liquidation risk).

   • ... (and other Optional settings)

6. Submit the order.

Frequently Asked Questions

What types of orders can I place in spot trading?

Available order types include:

• Market Order – Buy or sell immediately at the best available price.

• Limit Order – Set your own price and wait for the market to match it.

• Conditional Order – Set specific conditions for the order to be triggered when market criteria are met.

• TWAP (Time-Weighted Average Price) – Execute a large order over a set period of time at regular intervals to minimize market impact and achieve an average price.

• Scaled Order – Place multiple orders at different price levels, either progressively higher or lower, to take advantage of price fluctuations.

How do I check my open orders and trade history?

You can view open orders in the “Open Orders” tab on the trading page. Completed trades are available under “Fill History” or “Position History” and cancellations are available under "Order history"

What fees apply to spot trading?

Different trading levels correspond to different fee rates. For more details, please refer to the section on trading fees.

What is the minimum amount I can trade?

The minimum trade amount depends on the specific trading pair and the exchange’s requirements. This information is usually displayed on the order entry page.

Can I cancel an open spot order?

Yes. You can cancel any open order from the “Open Orders” section before it is executed. Once the order is filled, it cannot be canceled.

How do I withdraw my assets after a trade?

After completing a trade, your assets will be available in your account. You can withdraw them to an external wallet by navigating to the withdrawal page, entering the recipient address, and confirming the transaction. For more details, please refer to the withdrawal guide.