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Supported Exchanges

Trading Terminal supports seven exchanges for futures trading: Binance, Bybit, CoinW, Gate.io, Hyperliquid, OKX, and Phemex. Spot trading is available on six of them — every exchange except Hyperliquid, which is futures only.

Binance

Section titled “Binance”
  • Markets: Futures + Spot
  • Order types: Market, Limit, plus conditional (trigger) orders and managed take-profit / stop-loss brackets
  • Features: Full position management, real-time WebSocket data

Bybit

Section titled “Bybit”
  • Markets: Futures + Spot
  • Order types: Market, Limit, plus conditional (trigger) orders and managed take-profit / stop-loss brackets
  • Features: Full position management, real-time WebSocket data

CoinW

Section titled “CoinW”
  • Markets: Futures + Spot
  • Order types: Market, Limit, plus conditional (trigger) orders and managed take-profit / stop-loss brackets
  • Features: Full position management, real-time WebSocket data

Gate.io

Section titled “Gate.io”
  • Markets: Futures + Spot
  • Order types: Market, Limit, plus conditional (trigger) orders and managed take-profit / stop-loss brackets
  • Features: Full position management, real-time WebSocket data

Hyperliquid

Section titled “Hyperliquid”
  • Markets: Perpetual futures (no spot)
  • Order types: Market and Limit only — conditional (trigger) orders are not available on Hyperliquid
  • Features: Full position management, real-time WebSocket data

OKX

Section titled “OKX”
  • Markets: Futures + Spot
  • Order types: Market, Limit, plus conditional (trigger) orders and managed take-profit / stop-loss brackets
  • Features: Full position management, real-time WebSocket data. Requires an API passphrase in addition to the key and secret.

Phemex

Section titled “Phemex”
  • Markets: Futures + Spot
  • Order types: Market, Limit, plus conditional (trigger) orders and managed take-profit / stop-loss brackets
  • Features: Full position management, real-time WebSocket data

API key setup

Section titled “API key setup”

Each exchange requires an API key and secret. When creating keys on your exchange:

  1. Enable: Read + Trade permissions.
  2. Disable: Withdrawal permissions (never needed).
  3. IP whitelist (recommended): Restrict your API key to your IP address for added security.

For step-by-step instructions, see Connecting an Exchange.