Web Terminal Features

1. Exchange assets using different order types.
2. Trade currency pairs involving major cryptocurrencies and fiat currencies.
3. View and customize the Order Book, which displays market depth and current Buy and Sell orders for an asset.
4. View detailed trading and asset history.
5. Communicate via the built-in chat.
6. Access your personal account.

Signing In to the Trading Terminal

Market Watch

Specifications

Order Book

Trade Panel

Chart

Market Watch

The Market Watch provides information on trading pairs and instruments. Hover over a pair’s icon to view its Specification.

By default, you’ll see a predefined list of Favorites. Click Add Symbols to add any trading pair from the list of available trading pairs on our platform:

Specifications

To see the specifications of instruments available for leveraged trading on the FREE2EX platform select the desired trading pair and hover over it.

A pop-up window will display the full specification for the selected instrument:

The specification contains most of the contract parameters, including the underlying asset characteristics, margin requirements, contract pricing mechanism, and contract execution and settlement procedures.

Key Parameters:

- Description is the instrument’s name as displayed on the trading platform.

- ISIN is the International Securities Identification Number, a unique 12-character alphanumeric code identifying the trading instrument.

- Trade  shows the current trading status of the instrument:

Enabled – positions can be opened and closed without restrictions.

Disabled – trading operations for the instrument are temporarily unavailable.

Long only – only long positions can be opened.

Short only – only short positions can be opened.

Close only – only existing positions can be closed.

Buy only – only Buy orders are allowed.

Sell only – only Sell orders are allowed.

- Contract Size is the number of units of the traded instrument in one lot.

- Price Precision is the minimum possible price increment.

- Balance Currency Precision is the number of decimal places used for the account currency.

- Minimum Trade Amount shows the minimum volume allowed to open a position.

- Maximum Trade Amout shows the maximum volume allowed to open a position.

- Trade Amount Step indicates the minimum permitted change in contract size.

- Slippage Control sets the maximum acceptable price difference between order submission and execution. If the slippage exceeds this limit, the order is rejected. Available for market and stop orders.

- Taker Fee is a fee charged when a trading order matches an existing order in the Order book, removing liquidity.

- Maker Fee is a fee charged when a trading order is not immediately matched with an existing order in the Order book, thereby adding liquidity.

- Swap Type is the method used to calculate swaps for a position.

- Swap Size Short is the amount credited or debited for a Sell position when it is held overnight.

- Swap Size Long is the amount credited or debited for a Buy position when it is held overnight.

- Triple Swap Day is the day when swap charges or credits are applied at three times the usual rate to account for positions held over the weekend.

- Margin Factor is the proportion of the instrument’s total value required as margin when opening a position. It depends on the selected leverage.

- Leverage shows the leverage ratio, which depends on the user’s selection and the traded instrument.

- Margin Calculation Method is the method used to calculate the margin requirement for a specific position.

- Trading Session Status is the name and trading hours of the session displayed in Eastern European Time (GMT+2).

Order Book

The Order book displays Buy and Sell orders for an asset,  including the prices and volumes at which traders are willing to buy or sell an asset.

1. Red rows (Ask) show Sell orders.
2. Green rows (Bid) show Buy orders. The lower the price, the lower the order appears in the order book.
3. Spread is the difference between the highest Bid price and the lowest Ask price.
   

Trade Panel

Our platform offers two trading interfaces: Simple and Advanced. The Simple interface is designed for quick order placement, while the Advanced interface provides additional settings for more experienced traders.

For more information about the available order types see our article: Orders.

Chart

Our platform offers interactive charts with a wide range of technical analysis tools.

Customize your charts to suit your trading needs, use indicators, draw trendlines, and monitor market movements in real time to make informed trading decisions.

In the top toolbar you can select the chart's time interval, change the chart type, select Bid/Ask price lines, and more.

  

Asset Management

Asset Management is the bottom panel of the trading terminal, bringing together information about your assets and trading activity. Here you can monitor your assets, manage orders and strategies, configure alerts, and view your transaction history.

Assets

Orders

Strategies

Alerts

History

Assets

Assets is a tab displaying information about the funds in your trading account. The table shows the balance of each asset, available and locked amounts, current price, value, and percentage of your total assets.

In the Actions column you can quickly sell an asset, deposit funds into your wallet, or withdraw funds from it.

Orders

The Orders tab displays information about active orders on your trading account. Here you can view the key details of each order, including its type, trading pair, volume, price, commission, locked funds, and other parameters.

You can search and filter orders by asset, view strategy-based orders separately, and customize the columns displayed in the table.

In the Actions column you can modify or cancel individual orders. To cancel multiple orders at once, use the Cancel Orders button.

Strategies

The Strategies tab displays information about your trading strategies and their associated orders. Here you can view the strategy type, trading pair, configured parameters, and current orders associated with each strategy.

Alerts

To create an alert, click Add New Alert and set the conditions that will trigger it:

1. Select the alert type and trading pair.
2. Specify the condition and the value that will trigger the notification.
3. Set an expiration date for the alert if needed.
4. Choose how to receive notifications: Push, Telegram, or Email.

Before saving the alert you can test it by clicking the Test button.

All created alerts are displayed in the Alerts tab. For each alert you can view its type, selected asset, trigger condition, expiration date, and notification method.

You can enable or disable alerts and delete them when no longer needed. You can refresh the list, create a new alert, or access the settings.

History

The History button opens a separate page showing your account's trading history.

Here you can select a date range, search for specific orders, customize the displayed columns, and view detailed information about completed trades.

You can also export the data in CSV, XLSX, or PDF format.

 
A key difference in Margin trading is that the panel displays information about your account status and funds:

Balance

Equity

Margin

Free Margin

Margin Level

Balance

Balance is the total funds in your account, excluding the current profit or loss on open positions. The balance changes when you deposit or withdraw funds, or close positions.

Balance = Previous balance + Deposits − Withdrawals + Realized P/L

Example:

Your account balance is 1000 USD. After closing a position with a profit of 100 USD your balance will be 1100 USD.

Equity

Equity is the current value of the funds in your account, including unrealized profits or losses on open positions.

Equity = Balance + Unrealized Profit/Loss on Open Positions

Example:

Balance: 1,100 USD. The current unrealized loss on an open position is 50 USD.

Equity = 1,100 − 50 = 1,050 USD.

If the market price changes and the unrealized loss increases or decreases, your equity will change accordingly.

Margin

Margin is the amount of funds required to secure open positions. It depends on the position size and leverage.

Margin = Position Value / Leverage

Example:

An open position is worth 1,000 USD with 1:10 leverage.

Margin = 1,000 / 10 = 100 USD.

These 100 USD are held as collateral for the open position.

Free Margin

Free Margin is the portion of your funds that is not being used to secure open positions.

Free Margin = Equity - Margin

Example:

Equity: 1,050 USD. Margin: 100 USD.

Free Margin = 1,050 − 100 = 950 USD.

Margin Level

Margin Level shows the ratio of equity to used margin, expressed as a percentage.

Margin Level = (Equity / Margin) × 100%

Example:

Equity: 1,050 USD. Margin: 100 USD.

Margin Level = (1,050 / 100) × 100% = 1,050%.

The higher the margin level, the more funds you have available to support your open positions.

 

Your Trading Profile

The User Profile provides an overview of your trading account and allows you to manage the main settings of the Web terminal and the Order Book panel.

TT Account Info contains general information about your trading account;

Common Settings are general web terminal settings;

Trade is trading settings;

Level II shows settings for the Order Book panel;

Chart shows chart settings;

World Markets;

Notifications;

Push Notifications:

Let’s take a closer look at each section.

TT Account Info

TT Account Login/Name is the number of the trading account used for trading.

TT Account Type is the type of trading account.

Registration Date is the date the trading account was registered.

TT Server Name is the name of the TickTrader server.

TT Server Address is the address of the TickTrader server.

Last Logins (via Web Terminal) show  information about recent logins to the trading account via the Web Terminal.

Active Sessions shows information about active sessions. To delete the trading account, click the Delete Account button.

To switch to another trading account in the Web Terminal, click the trading account number in the top toolbar and select the desired account from the dropdown list.

Common Settings

Time Zone, Date Format, and Time Format – configure the time settings of the Web Terminal.

Session Timeout – set the session timeout (10 minutes, 30 minutes, 1 hour, 6 hours, or 24 hours).

Symbol Name Displaying – choose whether to display the full symbol name or the symbol code.

Trollbox Direction – choose how messages are displayed in the chat:

Up – new messages appear at the top of the chat;

Down – new messages appear at the bottom of the chat.

Thousands Separator – choose the thousands separator (none, period, or comma).

Trade

Volume Units – select the unit used to specify asset volume: QTY (number of units) or LOT.

Trading Mode: Confirm Action – all trading operations must be confirmed in a confirmation dialog:

One-Click Trading – trading operations are executed with a single click;

Double-Click Trading – trading operations are executed with two clicks.

Show Successful Trading Notifications – enable or disable notifications for successful trades.

Order Book (Level II)

Order Book Depth – set the number of price levels displayed in the Order book.

Show Asset Volume – show or hide the volume of the second asset in the Order book.

Show Total Rows – display the total volume of orders in the Order book.

Show My Limit Orders – show or hide summary information for your Buy and Sell limit orders, including the average price and total volume.

Show Volume of me Limit Orders – show or hide the volumes of your limit orders.

Histogram displays Buy and Sell order prices and volumes in real time. Available options:

Aggregated – data aggregated by price and volume;

Not Aggregated – data displayed without aggregation;

None – hide the histogram.

Chart

Configure to show orders on the chart.

World Markets

Enable or disable the display of World Markets Clocks.

Push Notifications

Enable or disable push notifications for the current browser and trading account.