Bidder

• How do I execute a market order?
  To place a market execution trade, follow these steps:
  
  Select the asset you want to trade.
  Navigate to the market execution tab.
  Choose your trade size in lots.
  Decide the trade direction.
  Confirm your trade by clicking the trade button.
• How do I place a pending order?
  Select the asset you wish to trade.
  
  Go to the advanced trades tab.
  Pick your trade size in lots.
  Choose your trade direction.
  Click on “set pending order.”
  Enter the desired price in the ‘at price’ field.
  Optionally, select an expiration date for the order.
  Click the Place Order button to execute.
• How do I set a protected market trade with Stop Loss and Take Profit?
  Choose the asset you want to trade.
  Go to the advanced trades section.
  Select the trade size in lots.
  Choose your trade direction.
  Tick the “Stop Loss/Take Profit” checkboxes, and adjust the levels in pips or prices.
  Click the Trade button to execute.
• What is the process for opening a pending order with Stop Loss and Take Profit levels?
  Choose the asset to trade.
  Go to the advanced trades tab.
  Select your trade size in lots.
  Choose your trade direction.
  Tick the “Stop Loss/Take Profit” checkboxes, and set the values for pips or prices.
  Click the “set pending order” button.
  Set the desired price in the ‘at price’ field.
  Optionally, set an expiration date for the order.
  Confirm by clicking Place Order.
• How can I get details about a specific asset?
  To find asset details, select the asset you’re interested in and click on the information tab located above the chart.
• What does a market execution order mean?
  A market execution trade is when you agree to execute a transaction at the price offered by the broker at that moment.
• What does a pending order mean in trading?
  A pending order is a request to open a position once an asset reaches a certain pre-defined price. It can be either a limit or stop order and will only execute when the price reaches your specified level.
• What is meant by bid in trading?
  The bid is the price that a buyer is willing to pay for a currency or asset. It represents the selling price for a trader looking to sell.
• How does leverage work in trading?
  Leverage amplifies your ability to trade larger positions by requiring only a fraction of the capital. While it increases your profit potential, it also raises the risk of significant losses.
• Can you explain what a pip is in trading?
  A pip stands for Price Interest Point, and it’s the smallest allowed price movement in currency pairs. Generally, it’s 0.0001 for most currencies, but for pairs involving the Japanese yen, it’s 0.01.