Platform Guide

Step-by-step guides to the platform itself: setting up and funding your account, placing and managing orders, reading margin, using the chart and withdrawing safely.

  1. Account Setup, Verification and Deposits in USDT
    Beginner · 7 min read
    Step by step: create your Traders Portal account, verify your identity, answer the short questionnaire and fund your account in USDT by crypto, wire or card.
  2. Platform Tour: Chart, Order Panel, Positions, History
    Beginner · 7 min read
    A guided tour of the Traders Portal trade screen: navigation, the chart, the order panel, the positions tabs and your account figures, and what every label means.
  3. Placing Market, Limit and Stop Orders on Traders Portal
    Beginner · 7 min read
    How to place market, limit and stop orders on Traders Portal: direction, size in USDT or lots, leverage, TP / SL, and the summary to check before you confirm.
  4. Setting SL/TP and Trailing Stops on Traders Portal
    Intermediate · 7 min read
    How to set a stop loss and take profit on Traders Portal as a price or a USDT amount, edit or remove them on open trades, and trail your stop by hand.
  5. Margin, Leverage and Liquidation Price on Traders Portal
    Intermediate · 7 min read
    How leverage, margin required and margin level work on Traders Portal, what happens at stop-out under cross margin, and how to estimate your own liquidation price.
  6. Using Charting Tools and Indicators on Traders Portal
    Intermediate · 7 min read
    The Traders Portal trade chart explained: timeframes, chart types, settings and order lines, where to find RSI and moving-average readings, and how to pair an external chart.
  7. Withdrawals, Fees and Account Security on Traders Portal
    Beginner · 7 min read
    How to withdraw from Traders Portal by crypto, bank wire or card refund, what must be in place first, which fees apply, and the security settings that protect your money.

Trading CFDs and crypto involves a high risk of losing money quickly because of leverage. You can lose all the funds in your account. This article is for education only and is not financial advice; past performance does not indicate future results.