The trade panel

The Trade page is the part of fxyz that looks the most like a regular exchange UI. It's there for when you don't want a strategy — when you just want to look at the market and place an order.

Layout

Three columns:

• Chart on the left. A TradingView chart of whichever coin you've selected, on whichever venue you've selected.
• Orderbook in the middle. Real-time level-2 depth.
• Order ticket on the right. Buy / sell, market / limit, leverage, TP/SL, size.

The venue tabs across the top switch the whole page between Hyperliquid, Lighter, and Backpack. The coin selector — top-left of the chart — switches which market you're looking at on that venue.

Picking a market

TIP

The market dropdown is also a great way to discover. Sorting HL's coin list by funding is a fine way to spot opportunities for a strategy you might want to build later.

Click the coin selector at the top-left of the chart. You'll get a dropdown of every perp on the venue with:

• Last price.
• 24h change.
• 24h volume.
• Funding rate.
• Open interest.

Sort by any column. Type to filter. Pick one and the whole page swaps over.

Placing an order

The ticket is the same shape you'd expect from any venue's UI:

• Side — buy or sell.
• Type — Market, Limit, or (more on this) Executor.
• Size — in the venue's chosen unit (contracts, base currency, USD value, depending on venue).
• Price — for limit orders.
• Leverage — adjustable up to the venue's per-market max, which fxyz picks up automatically.
• Reduce-only — fxyz shows the box where the venue supports it.
• TP / SL — attach bracket orders inline.

Click submit, fxyz signs server-side, the venue confirms, and the order is live.

There's no separate "approve" step per order. The credential you gave at connect time is what signs trades — see Security for why the signing happens server-side and what that buys you.

When you haven't connected the venue

If you're on the trade page for a venue you haven't connected, the right rail shows a connect card instead of a ticket. That's the same card from the Settings panel — connect from there and the ticket appears.

What's next

• Executors on the ticket — single-click order recipes that go beyond Market and Limit.
• Positions and history — the side panel showing what you own.