A desk that reads like an instrument
Because for most of the day, that is what it is.
What the terminal does
Order types that match the sector
Market, limit, stop and stop-limit, plus a delivery-print trigger for the quarterly figure that moves this sector more than any macro release.
Risk that binds at the door
Your leverage ceiling and per-position stake are enforced by the engine, not just greyed out in the ticket. A refused order says which limit refused it.
One position, one story
Every position carries its opening ticket, its financing, its adjustments and its close on a single timeline — so a P&L is explainable, not just stated.
The same screen at 1440 and 390
The dashboard is a two-column shell at desktop and a tab bar at phone. Nothing is hidden on the small screen; the rail becomes a sheet and the tables scroll in their own containers.
Live through the session
Sunday 22:00 – Friday 22:00 UTC
Routed, not queued
Median fill 42ms on equities
Everything on one account
| Capability | What it does | Where it lives |
|---|---|---|
| Trading | Market and pending orders on 48 instruments, with margin and rollover | Trade · Positions · History |
| Copy trading | Proportional mirroring of a published desk, with your own allocation and stop | Copy trading (5 screens) |
| Bots | Subscribed rules running against your balance inside your limits | Bots · My bots |
| Staking | Fixed-term commitments with a printed accrual schedule | Staking · My stakes |
| Packages | Managed allocations with a stated mandate and horizon | Packages · Investments |
| Money | Wallet, deposits, withdrawals, saved destinations, authorisation | Money (7 screens) |
| Records | Monthly statements and per-transaction receipts | Statements · Receipts |
| Account | Identity verification and account settings | Verification · Settings |
What you can ask the book for
Five order types, and each one states what it does at the moment it is placed rather than in a glossary somewhere else.
A pending order that can never fill is refused when you place it, not left on the book to look like protection you do not have.
The things people ask
Is there an app?
The terminal is the same web application at every width. At 390 the rail becomes a sheet and the tables scroll in their own containers — nothing is hidden on the small screen, it is re-laid.
What happens when a market closes?
The last print keeps its timestamp and the ticket refuses new orders in that instrument. A closed market says it is closed rather than showing Friday’s figure as though it were live.
Can I see why a position lost?
Every position carries its opening ticket, its financing, its adjustments and its close on one timeline. A P&L here is explainable, not just stated.
Where do prices come from?
Live market data for the session, delayed fifteen minutes on the public marketing pages. The desk and this page will not agree to the second, and that is deliberate rather than a fault.
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