Follow real screens for stock- and ETF-linked perpetual futures, from finding the menu through transferring funds, placing orders, setting take profit and stop loss, and closing a position.
Screens and walkthrough steps for Desktop web will appear here once added in the admin editor.
Find a contract in the TradFi menu, then follow USDT transfers, orders, take profit, stop loss, and closing. This is an SNDKUSDT Short example; its prices, quantities, and 3x leverage are not recommended settings.
Distinguishing order types from execution status helps you know what to check next.
| On-screen term | Meaning | When to use it | What to check |
|---|---|---|---|
| Limit | Limit order | When you want to set the trading price yourself | It may remain pending, fill partially, or fill immediately if the conditions are met. |
| Market | Market order | When you want to attempt execution at currently available prices | The latest price on screen may differ from the actual average fill price. |
| TP / SL | Take profit / stop loss conditions | When setting conditions for closing a position | Check the reference price, quantity covered, and execution method. A fill at the set price is not guaranteed. |
| Open Orders / Orders | Pending orders | When checking unfilled, partially filled, or conditional orders awaiting a trigger | Cancel cancels the remaining order. Check any position already filled separately. |
| Positions | Positions actually held | When checking filled quantities and current P&L | Check the entry price, Mark Price, margin, liquidation price, and the position you intend to close. |
| Reduce-only / Close | An order that reduces a position | When closing part or all of an existing position | Distinguish it from opening a new position in the opposite direction, and check the remaining quantity after closing. |
Keep the desktop and mobile examples separate, and verify order results in your history.
Perp or Perpetual in this guide means futures without an expiry date that are linked to stock or ETF prices. They do not give you ownership of the underlying stock or ETF shares. Check each contract's margin, funding, liquidation rules, and corporate action adjustments.
Transfer USDT from Funding Account to Unified Trading Account. Do not confuse it with a CFD account. After transferring, check that the amount appears under Available in the order panel.
An order success notification may only confirm submission. Check both the Filled quantity of pending orders and the actual position. Canceling a partially filled order leaves the quantity already held in place.
This guide covers USDT-settled perpetual futures traded through Unified Trading Account. CFDs in the TradFi menu are separate products; do not assume they use the same account or order process.
The desktop example is SNDK Short, while the mobile example is NVDA Long. Mobile includes canceling, resubmitting, and modifying unfilled orders. Desktop covers fill history; mobile continues through Closed P&L details.
In the mobile NVDA example, entry and exit prices are both 219, but fees result in Closed P&L of -0.3697 USDT. The desktop captures do not include final Closed P&L details, so calculations from the history should not be treated as a confirmed final displayed result.
Notices such as Off-Hours, Outside regular hours, Market closed, and Weekend session relate to the underlying market's trading hours. Labels differ by exchange, and quotes, price differences, and trading restrictions may change while the underlying market is closed.
After submitting a closing order, check actual fills and the remaining quantity held. Review pending orders and TP/SL separately, then compare the contract, time, and quantity in the history to read the final result.
This guide explains buttons and features using actual screenshots. The guide's Next button only advances the explanation; it does not place real orders. Contracts, prices, quantities, balances, leverage, and P&L are examples from the time of capture, not investment advice or recommended settings. Actual screens, available products, and contract terms may vary by app version, region, and account status.
