Trading terminal overview
You can study the schedule, place orders and track your trades. The basic tools are assembled on one screen, and the layout of the blocks can be customized for your work.
Select the market and account
In the Trade section , open the market you want:
Binance Futures Binance futures terminal.
Bybit Futures Bybit futures terminal.
Bybit Spot is a spot terminal for Exchange Account.
For your own Binance or Bybit account, first connect to the terminal. — Connecting to the terminal If there are multiple accounts, check the name at the top of the screen. Before trading, make sure you have the right account, market and pair.
Find the main blocks
The market helps you find a trading pair and open up its chart. The pair you use often can be added to the pair you choose.
The chart shows the price movement of the chosen instrument. You can change the timeframe, add indicators, and use the drawing tools.
The order book shows the bids for purchase and sale, and The last trades the market execution tape on this pair. It's the general market data, not the history of your deals.
New order is a form of trading. Information about your own orders and executions is in separate terminal tabs.
Set the schedule
Find a pair through a search on The market block, select them and set a timeframe on the chart. If the pair is already in the chosen one, it can be opened from the chosen instrument band.
In the computer version of the futures terminal, you can add additional graphics with the + button. Each chart has its own timeframe, but the trading pair is the same: changing the instrument switches all the charts of that terminal.
Check the settings before sending the order
In the New Order block, select the action and order type you want, fill in the available price and volume fields. In futures, the form is divided into opening and closing, in spot buying and selling. Field names and actions available depend on the market.
Check the settings before you hit the trade button. Sending an order action on the exchange; a successful order does not mean that the entire order is fulfilled.
The one-click trade setting can send an action without an additional confirmation window. It's off by default. If you've turned it on, check the settings in the form before you press the button.
Watch the orders and executions
In the futures terminal, open The position tab for current positions or Open orders for still-in-service orders.
If you don't see the file, check the account and filters first. The Hide Others setting leaves the selected pair data; individual tabs can also be turned off in the block menu.
On the spot, use the list of orders and your own executions of this market. Futures positions and spot purchases are displayed on different work screens.
Get a good layout
On the computer, click Setting, move blocks and resize them. When you're done, press Ready.
The six-bar icon at the top of the screen allows you to add the blocks you want, change the layout and scale the graphics. Some of the tools can be removed to the side panel to make room.
To return to the standard location, use Drop the layout. The button restores the blocks and their layout; positions and orders are not closed or canceled.
The sorting and the selected pairs are stored in the current browser. On another device or after cleaning the browser data, the layout may be different.
If you open the terminal from your phone
The phone uses a separate mobile composition. The chart, positions, and other sections are opened via tabs; the location of the buttons is different from the computer version.
Before you issue a warrant, check your selected accounts, pair and settings as you would on your computer. The instructions for the layout above apply to the computer screen.