PnL Display
Choose Position PnL Display in Settings > Trading > PnL Display:- Total trade (default): shows unrealized PnL on the remaining size plus realized PnL from partial closes and swap payments, minus paid trading fees.
- Open position: shows unrealized PnL for only the remaining size. Realized PnL, paid trading fees, and swap payments are excluded. The percentage uses the remaining position’s margin instead of the total margin committed.
Chart Lines
Choose which trading lines and markers appear on the trade chart. Every group except Trade Arrows and Bid/Ask Lines is shown by default. Turn a switch off to hide that group; your choice is saved to your user settings and synced across devices when signed in.
Hiding a line changes the chart only. The order, position, or risk level behind
it still exists and still executes, liquidates, or enforces your account rules
as normal. Hidden lines cannot be dragged, so manage those orders from the
Positions and Open Orders tabs instead. Hiding Position Line or TP/SL
Lines also removes the chart handles that add a new Take Profit or Stop Loss
from the position line. Hiding Order Previews or TP/SL Lines removes
the same handles from a draft limit order’s line.
Loss Limit Line and Pass Target Line appear only while you hold a
position in the market you are viewing. Each assumes your other open positions
stay at their current prices, so the level moves as those prices change. The
pass target line shows only on evaluation accounts that have a profit target.
It is measured on the mark price, not individual trades, so a candle wick past
the line does not always reach it. Reaching it does not pass the account on its
own: every other challenge rule still applies.
The loss limit line is labeled with the rule you would hit first. If your
account has a daily loss limit and that limit is closer than your max drawdown,
the line reads Daily Loss Limit. Otherwise it reads Max Drawdown. The
label can switch as your equity moves and when the daily loss limit resets.
While you size an order in the order ticket, the chart also draws a dashed
Draft Daily Loss Limit (or Draft Max Drawdown) and Draft Pass
Target. These show where the two levels
would sit if the order filled in full: at its limit or trigger price, or at the
current best price for a market order. If you already hold a position in the
market, the draft levels include it. The draft lines are previews only and
disappear when you clear the size. They show when Order Previews and the
matching line group are both turned on. Scaled orders do not show them, because
their fills spread across several prices.
The Loss Limit Line also sets aside the estimated closing fee and the
maximum slippage for closing your position, so it sits slightly closer to the
current price than the point where your open profit or loss alone would reach
the limit. A Stop Loss placed at or before the line stays within your loss
limit after those costs. A fast move that jumps past your Stop Loss before it
fills can still close it beyond the line.
Trade Arrows is off by default. Turn it on to change how Trade Markers
look: each fill becomes a small arrow on the candle it filled in, pointing up
from under the candle for a buy and down from over the candle for a sell,
instead of a lettered badge. Several fills on one side of a candle stack
outward. Liquidations and account close-outs use an amber arrow. A dashed line
joins each entry’s arrow to the arrow of the exit that closed it, green when
the price moved in the trade’s favor and red when it moved against it. Entries
of a position that is still open have no line until they close. Hover an arrow
to see the fill’s side, size, and price; its trade stays highlighted while the
other trades dim. Arrows and lines cover your most recent 100 orders and appear
once the chart has loaded the candles they belong to. Turning off Trade
Markers hides them too.
If Trade Markers is on but no badges appear on the chart, right-click the
chart and make sure Hide marks on bars is unchecked. That chart option does
not affect Trade Arrows.
Bid/Ask Lines is off by default. Turn it on to draw the best bid as a
dashed green line tagged Bid and the best ask as a dashed red line tagged
Ask, each with its price on the price scale. They follow the market’s order
book as it updates. On very liquid markets
the spread is often smaller than one pixel at normal zoom, so the two lines can
look like a single line until you zoom in.
Order Defaults
Default Trading Hours chooses which option opens first on markets that trade on both Standard Market Hours and 24/7. It starts as Standard Market Hours. A market where you hold an open position opens on that position’s option instead. You can also change it from the Trading Hours picker on the trade page. Unless you have saved a different preference, new order tickets start with Isolated margin, USD sizing for all markets, Percent TP/SL gain and loss inputs, and Clear Size After Order enabled. The default slider ranges are up to 100% for order size and up to 10 contracts for futures-equivalent sizing. Your saved choices take precedence over these defaults.TP/SL Preset
A TP/SL preset saves a gain and a loss, not prices. For example, a preset of $150 gain and $50 loss fills the Gain and Loss fields on every market’s order ticket and turns on Take Profit / Stop Loss. When you enter a size, the ticket calculates the Take Profit and Stop Loss prices that match those amounts for that market, side, leverage, and entry price. Changing the size recalculates them. A USD preset needs a size before it can show prices; a Percent preset is a return on margin, so it can show prices before you enter a size. You can set either leg alone. Save or change the preset here, or enter a Gain and Loss in the order ticket and select Save (or Update) next to Preset in the Take Profit / Stop Loss section. Select Clear there, or empty both fields here, to remove it. A ticket where you already entered a Take Profit or Stop Loss keeps your values. After an order is accepted, the ticket refills the preset for your next order. Mini and micro modes match the selected real-world contract’s dollar-per-point exposure with a platform perpetual position. They use the market’s maximum leverage to calculate required margin and round position size down to the market’s supported size increment. Other markets show only USD and asset units; the platform does not infer a futures multiplier.Order Presets
The order ticket includes three editable Quick Size buttons for opening orders and three editable buttons for closing the current position, 25%, 50%, and 100% by default. Quick Size is one tap: each button places the order immediately, with no review step, using the rest of the ticket as it stands (order type, leverage, margin mode, and any Take Profit or Stop Loss). Open buttons follow the side selected in the ticket, labeled Long or Short, and size the order as a USD notional amount. Open sizes default to values matched to the account’s balance tier and remain editable. Close buttons appear when you hold a position in the selected market and send a reduce-only order on the opposing side for that share of the position; the ticket then returns to the side you had selected. If the ticket cannot place the order as it stands, such as a limit order with no price or one that needs a review, the button fills the ticket instead so you can finish it yourself. Select the edit icon beside Quick Size to change the open amounts and close percentages. To hide Quick Size from the order ticket, turn off Show Quick Size under Order Defaults. The choice follows your account across devices. Open amounts can also be set for one market at a time, in any unit the ticket offers for that market: the asset itself (such as 0.05 BTC, or 10,000 EUR on EUR/USD) or mini and micro contracts on supported index and commodity markets. In the Quick Size editor, choose the market’s Only option, pick a unit, and enter three amounts. That market then uses those buttons on every venue, while all other markets keep your USD amounts. Contract amounts are whole numbers. Choosing All Markets for that market removes its own amounts. You can save amounts for up to 50 markets. Review, change, or remove them under Quick Size by Market in Order Defaults. These amounts also follow your account across devices; the USD amounts and close percentages stay on the device where you set them. Order presets save a complete recipe: side, order type, size, leverage, margin mode, attached Take Profit and Stop Loss, slippage, and reduce-only intent. Six stable slots map to the number keys 1 through 6 on the trade page.Order presets are in a limited early release and may not be available on your
account yet.
Keyboard Execution
Keyboard execution is off by default. Turn on Enable keyboard execution to use the account-synced bindings below on the trade page.
Select a binding to record a replacement. Press Escape to cancel recording,
or Delete or Backspace to leave that action unassigned. After changing or
clearing a binding, select Reset beside that action to restore only its
default. The editor rejects duplicate bindings and shortcuts reserved by the
app, browser, or operating system.
Saved shortcut profiles created before the complete action set was available
leave the new actions unassigned. Select Reset beside an unassigned action
to add its default without changing your other bindings.
Press Focus Positions to open the Positions activity tab and focus its first
available Close control. Use Tab and Shift+Tab to move through the position
actions and rows. Manage Focused Position TP/SL and Close Focused
Position only act on the position whose action group currently has keyboard
focus. The close dialog supports both full and partial sizes.
Press Focus Open Orders to open the Open Orders activity tab and focus its
first available Cancel control. Use Tab and Shift+Tab to choose another order.
Cancel Focused Order only acts on the order whose actions currently have
keyboard focus. If no matching position or order has focus, a contextual
shortcut does nothing rather than choosing a row for you.
Shortcuts do not run while you are typing in an input, select, text area,
contenteditable field, or equivalent accessible editing control. Holding a key
does not repeat an action. Submit, Cancel All, and Close All still use the same
review dialogs, risk checks, and disabled states as their on-screen buttons.
For Cancel All and Close All, the configured shortcut only opens the review
dialog. The Confirm button receives focus and displays an Enter hint; press
Enter as a separate second step to accept the bulk action. The order-size
shortcut focuses and selects the Size field, so typing replaces its current
value.
Execution Protection
Max Market Slippage Setting
Set the maximum adverse fill movement accepted for ordinary market orders and individual position closes. The server enforces the saved value. A tighter limit can reject more orders in fast or thin markets; a wider limit accepts more price movement. Close All retains its own protective exit limit so the platform can preserve the emergency close behavior.Leverage caps
Set separate caps for non-Forex and Forex markets. A cap limits the leverage available in your order ticket; it cannot raise leverage above a market’s own maximum. Leave the field blank to use the selected market’s maximum.Warn Without Stop Loss Setting
Turn this on to request confirmation when an order can increase exposure without an attached Stop Loss. The prompt is a warning, not a rule: confirming can still submit the order.Resize TP/SL With Position Setting
This setting is on by default. When you add to a position, your resting Take Profit and Stop Loss orders on it grow so they cover the same share of the new size. A stop loss that covered your whole position still covers your whole position; two take profits that each covered half still each cover half. For example, a 0.5 BTC stop loss on a 1 BTC long becomes a 0.75 BTC stop loss after you add 0.5 BTC. Sizes round down to the market’s size step, so the exits never cover more than you hold. If the order that adds to the position carries its own Take Profit or Stop Loss, that exit already covers the full result, so your existing exits of that kind are not resized. An exit that is executing at that moment is not resized. Turn this off to keep existing TP/SL sizes unchanged when you add to a position.Trade Confirmations
Confirm New Orders has three options:
This choice does not apply to
Reverse Position or One-Click
Trading. Reversals follow Confirm Reverse Position below, and One-Click
Trading never shows a review.
Confirm TP/SL Chart Drags asks before a chart drag places or moves a Take
Profit or Stop Loss order. It is off by default, so releasing a drag applies the
change immediately. Turn it on if you want to review each change before it is
submitted.
Warn Near-Market TP/SL is on by default. It asks for review when you drag
an existing position’s Take Profit or Stop Loss within 0.1% of the current
market price, where it may trigger almost immediately. It also applies to
TP/SL drafts for market entries, but not to exits attached to an unfilled
limit entry. Turn it off to skip this near-price warning. Your choice syncs
across devices. Confirm TP/SL Chart Drags still asks for review on every
drag when enabled. Disabling the warning does not change valid-price checks
or how orders execute.
When you release a chart drag, the order line stays at the new price. A small
loading icon shows while the update is being confirmed. If chart confirmations
are enabled, the icon appears after you confirm. It disappears when the update
is applied; queued moves keep it until processing finishes. If the update fails,
the chart restores the confirmed price or removes an unsuccessful new TP/SL.
This confirms the order update, not a trade fill. Fills appear separately on the
chart when the order executes.
One-Click Chart Close changes the X next to the PnL on the chart’s position
line. It is off by default, so clicking the X opens the close dialog where you
choose the size and order type. Turn it on to close the whole position with a
market order as soon as you click the X. The close uses your saved
Max Market Slippage and skips the close dialog
and the Confirm New Orders review. If a current price is not available at
that moment, the close dialog opens instead so nothing is sent without a price.
The close button in the Positions tab still opens the close dialog.
Position Action Buttons
Under Settings > Trading > Position Buttons, turn each optional button on or off to choose what appears directly beside a position: Share PnL Card, Margin, Breakeven, and Reverse. On means shown in the position row or phone card; off moves the action into More. Close and TP/SL always stay visible. You can also change the same choices from More > Show in Row on a position. Both controls stay in sync, and your choices are saved across devices. Share, Breakeven, and Reverse are shown by default; Margin starts in More and is available only for isolated positions. The Show Reverse Position setting still controls whether Reverse is available at all. Breakeven opens the TP/SL dialog with a full-position, market-executed Stop Loss prepared for review. The price includes paid fees, estimated closing fees, funding, and realized partial-close PnL, regardless of your PnL display preferences. A temporary Fee Holiday is not assumed to remain active when the stop triggers. Saving replaces existing stop losses and preserves Take Profit orders. The action is unavailable until a current market price places the break-even stop on the valid side of the market. Slippage, later fees, and funding can still change the final result. Show Reverse Position controls whether the Reverse Position button appears. It is on by default. Turn it off to remove the button from the chart’s position line, the Positions tab, and the position cards on a phone, so you cannot reverse a position by mistake. Your positions and orders are not affected, and you can still flip a position with an opposite order larger than it. Confirm Reverse Position opens a review before a reversal is sent. It is on by default, separate from Confirm New Orders. Turn it off to reverse a position as soon as you click Reverse. The review still opens if a current price is not available, or if you lead a copy trading group so you can see each follower’s result. This option is unavailable while Show Reverse Position is off.One-Click Trading
One-Click Trading shows a small window with Sell, Buy, and Flat on the trade page. Optional percent buttons are turned on from the gear in the window itself; see One-Click Trading. It is on by default. Buy and Sell send a market order the moment you tap, with no review step, even if Confirm New Orders asks you to review orders placed from the order ticket. Turn the switch off to remove the window and its button. The first time you use it, a notice explains how it works. Check I understand orders send without confirmation. and select Continue (or Turn On if you are turning the switch on in Settings). Your agreement is saved to your account, so the notice does not appear again on other devices. Cancel sends nothing. Show Flat Button appears while One-Click Trading is on and is on by default. Flat closes your whole position in that market and cancels the market’s open orders in one tap. Turn it off to hide Flat from the window. One-Click Trading by Market lists the markets that have their own One-Click settings. For each market you can change:
Markets are added here when you change the size in the One-Click window. Other
markets start from your Quick Size amount and your
TP/SL Preset under Order Defaults. You can save One-Click settings for up to 50
markets. See One-Click Trading in
the Trading Guide for how the window works.
Trade Notifications
Choose whether the app shows notifications for market-order fills, resting limit/stop fills, Take Profit fills, Stop Loss fills, order changes, and TP/SL changes. These are visual notifications. Configure audio separately under Notifications settings. Fills that settle while your notification preferences are still loading are announced as soon as loading finishes, even when newer fills have arrived in the meantime. Notifications are a convenience, not an execution record: confirm fill history on the trade page when precision matters. For workflow examples, read the Trading Guide.Browser Tab
Show Price in Tab is on by default. While a trade page is open, its browser tab title starts with the market’s live price, for example84,605.5 | BTC Perpetual Futures | MyFundedPerps. You can follow the price
from another tab without switching back. The title shows the same mark price
as the market header above the chart.
Turn the switch off to show only the market name in the tab title. Your choice
syncs across devices when signed in.
Trader Lockout
Use Trader Lockout in Trading settings to take a voluntary break. Choose Current Account, Selected Accounts, or All Accounts, then select 15 or 30 minutes, 1, 2, 4, 8, 12, or 24 hours, Until Tomorrow, or a Custom Date/Time. Until Tomorrow means the next midnight in US Eastern Time. Custom times and the exact unlock time are shown in Eastern Time. Only active accounts can be locked. If your current account is not active, choose Selected Accounts or All Accounts instead. All Accounts lists every active account it will lock and applies to your existing active accounts at confirmation. Each account in the list shows how many positions and orders it has open, or No Open Trades. By default, Trader Lockout closes everything first: open positions close at market and working orders and TWAP orders are canceled before the lockout starts. The confirmation lists every position and order that will close on each account. If any of them cannot be closed, trading is not locked, and you can review the remaining trades and try again. To lock without closing anything, check Keep Trades Open. This option only appears when a selected account has open trades. With it checked, existing positions, working orders, and accepted schedules remain active. Existing entry orders can fill, and stop-loss and take-profit orders can execute normally. Review the accounts and exact unlock time, check the acknowledgment, and select Close Trades and Lock, or Lock Trading when nothing will close. The restriction applies to new manual, chart, keyboard, API, bot, and copy trading requests. A locked follower cannot receive new copied orders. A locked lead cannot submit new trades. Orders and schedules accepted before locking continue to execute, including pending fills and protective exits. Other accounts remain available unless you selected them. Trading Locked shows a countdown and the exact unlock time. Trading becomes available automatically at expiry. A lockout is not an account breach and does not change evaluation or funded status, payout eligibility, trading-day rules, or inactivity rules. Existing inactivity clocks continue running. API order rejections useaccount_trader_lockout_active. The error details
include expiresAt, the unlock timestamp in Unix milliseconds.