Trade Without Confirmation

When enabled, orders placed through Quick Trade execute immediately without showing a confirmation dialog. This is useful for fast-moving markets where every second counts, but it means orders cannot be reviewed before placement.

1. 1
   Configure order parameters

   Set your preferred quantity (e.g. 1.000 BTC) and order type (Market/Limit) using the Quick Trade bar controls. Double-check position size and leverage before proceeding.
2. 2
   Select side

   Press B (Buy) or S (Sell) in the Quick Trade bar, or use Quick Keys on the keyboard. The side selection is immediate — no confirmation prompt appears.
3. 3
   Order submission

   The platform reads the current quantity, order type, and limit price (if applicable) from the Quick Trade bar. A market or limit order is constructed and sent directly to the exchange API.
4. 4
   Execution & feedback

   The order is placed at the prevailing market price (market) or at the specified limit price. A visual confirmation line appears on the chart, and the order appears in your open orders list.

Trade Without Confirmation is a single toggle, but its behavior depends on several interdependent settings. Before enabling it, verify the following:

• Quantity — ensure the pre-filled amount matches your intended position size. Use the +/- buttons or type directly into the quantity field.
• Default Order Mode — set to Market for instant fills or Limit for price control. Changing this affects how orders are submitted without confirmation.
• Leverage — confirm the leverage setting in the position panel to avoid unexpected exposure.
• Price Input visibility — when Price Input is hidden, limit orders default to the last traded price. Enable Price Input to set a custom limit price.
• Quick Keys — if enabled, B/S key presses will also skip confirmation. Review Quick Keys settings to avoid accidental trades.

Trading without confirmation removes a safety net. Implement these risk controls to protect your account:

• Start with small quantities — use a fraction of your usual position size until you are comfortable with the speed of execution.
• Set position limits — use exchange-level position size limits or max-order-value guards to prevent accidentally over-sized trades.
• Review order defaults before each session — verify quantity, leverage, and order type are appropriately configured for current market conditions.
• Monitor open orders — with no confirmation step, it is easier to forget about placed orders. Keep the open orders panel visible.
• Use limit orders in volatile conditions — a market order during low liquidity can slip significantly. Switch to Limit mode when spreads widen.

Choosing whether to bypass confirmation depends on your experience level, market conditions, and trading strategy. Here is a comparison of the two modes:

• Enable when: you scalp or day-trade in liquid markets where entry speed is critical; you have pre-configured your quantity and order type; you are comfortable with instant execution and monitor positions actively.
• Disable when: you are practicing or paper trading; you trade large sizes where a misclick could be costly; the market is highly volatile with erratic price swings; you frequently change position size between trades.
• Consider a middle ground: leave confirmation on but reduce your interaction steps by using Quick Keys with confirmation. This keeps a review step while still being faster than manual order entry.

Experienced traders can use Trade Without Confirmation as a powerful tool for rapid execution. Follow these guidelines to minimise risk:

• Pre-flight check — before enabling, run a few paper trades with confirmation on to verify your default quantity and order mode are correct.
• Use presets — if your platform supports trade presets or profiles, save configurations for different assets (e.g. BTC vs. ETH) to avoid manual reconfiguration.
• Watch the spread — in illiquid markets, the bid-ask spread can be wide. Use Limit mode or keep confirmation on when spreads exceed your tolerance.
• Bind a kill switch — know how to quickly cancel all open orders. Most exchanges offer a "Cancel All" button or API endpoint.
• Session hygiene — toggle confirmation off only for the duration of your active trading session and re-enable it afterward to prevent accidental orders.

• 1.Default Order Mode — Determines whether Market or Limit orders are placed
• 2.Quick Keys to Trade — Keyboard shortcuts B/S also skip confirmation when this is on
• 3.Price Input — Controls whether the limit price field appears in the Quick Trade bar
• 4.Click to Order — Chart click placement also respects this setting