- Is there a maximum trade size on Nesoex?
There is no maximum limit to your trade volume on Nesoex.
- How many ways can I trade on Nesoex?
On Nesoex, you can buy and sell cryptocurrencies in three ways: Quick Trade, Spot Market, and Accrual (margin) trading.
- What types of order methods are available on Nesoex?
On Nesoex, you can place orders in five ways: Market, Limit, Stop Limit, Stop Market, and OCO. For more details, see the ‘Types of Buy/Sell Orders’ article on the Nesoex blog.
- How do I trade in the ‘Market’ section?
If using the website:
Log in, then from the dashboard’s top-right corner, click ‘Trade’ -> ‘Trade.’ Choose your market, then at the bottom-right section, select your preferred order type among five options.
If using the app:
Log in, tap ‘Trade’, choose a market from the top-right, then in the lower section pick buy/sell order type, enter details, and confirm.
- What is the difference between the ‘Trade’ section and ‘Quick Buy/Sell’?
In ‘Trade,’ you can use five order methods (Limit, Market, Stop Limit, Stop Market, OCO) to define price and volume. In ‘Quick Buy/Sell,’ you have a simpler interface for instantly executing a trade at the best market price.
- How to trade using a Limit order?
If using the website:
Log in, go to the dashboard’s top-right, click ‘Trade’ -> ‘Trade’ Select a market, then at the lower-right, choose ‘Limit’ and set the price and amount. The order executes once the market hits your limit price.
If using the app:
Log in, tap ‘Trade’, pick the market from top-right, then in the buy/sell area choose ‘Limit Order’ and enter your price and volume.
- How to trade using a Market order?
If using the website:
Log in, from the dashboard’s top-right menu, go to ‘Trade’ -> ‘Trade’ Select your market, then at the bottom-right choose ‘Market’ and input the amount. The system fills at the best available price.
If using the app:
Log in, open ‘Trade’, select the market from the top-right, and in the buy/sell area choose ‘Market Order,’ enter the quantity, and confirm.
- How to trade using Stop Limit?
In Stop Limit, you set a ‘Stop Price’ to trigger your order once the market reaches it, and a separate ‘Limit Price’ for execution.
If using the website:
Log in, from the dashboard top-right, select ‘Trade’ -> ‘Trade’ Then pick your market and choose ‘Stop Limit’ at bottom-right, entering stop price, limit price, and quantity.
If using the app:
Log in, open ‘Trade’ pick your market from the top-right, then choose ‘Stop Limit’ in buy/sell. Enter your stop price, limit price, and amount.
- How to trade using Stop Market?
Here, you set a stop price, and once the market hits it, the order executes at the current market price.
If using the website:
Log in, from the dashboard top-right, click ‘Trade’ -> ‘Trade’ Select your market, and in the bottom-right tab, choose ‘Stop Market.’ Then enter stop price and amount.
If using the app:
Log in, go to ‘Trade’ select your market from the top-right, then pick ‘Stop Market’ in buy/sell, enter your stop price and quantity.
- How to trade using OCO?
OCO stands for ‘One Cancels the Other,’ allowing you to place two simultaneous orders. If one is executed, the other is canceled automatically. It combines a Limit order with a Stop order.
If using the website:
Log in, from the dashboard top-right, choose ‘Trade’ -> ‘Trade’ Select a market, then at the bottom-right, choose OCO to place the order details.
If using the app:
Log in, tap ‘Trade’ pick your market from top-right, then select OCO in buy/sell, and enter the required details.
- Can Stop Market orders remain unfilled on the order book?
No. Once the Stop Price is reached, the order executes immediately at the market price.
- Can a Stop Limit remain unfilled and stay on the order book?
Yes. The order is activated when the market hits the Stop Price, but it only completes if the market also meets your limit price. Otherwise, it remains open.
- How do I check the status of Stop Limit or Stop Market orders?
They appear under ‘Open Orders’ once triggered.
If using the website:
Log in, then in your dashboard’s top-left, click the orders icon. You can see ‘Open Orders’ and open positions.
If using the app:
Log in, and in the dashboard’s top bar, tap the ‘Orders’ icon to view order history and open orders.
- What are the percentage buttons (%) below the order amount?
You can choose a specific percentage of your available balance to buy or sell. The amount field is auto-filled based on that percentage.
- Can I directly convert one crypto to another?
Currently, you can only convert directly to USDT or USDT in the ‘Quick Buy/Sell’ section. To convert between two other cryptos, you must sell one, then buy the other.
- Is leverage (margin) available?
Yes. Using the accrual (margin) feature, you can trade up to 5x your capital in both bullish and bearish markets.
- Can I set a stop-loss?
Yes, with Stop Limit and Stop Market you can define a stop-loss.
- How do I view my trade history and details?
If using the website:
Log in, then in the dashboard’s top-left, click the orders icon. You can view open orders, open positions, and order history.
If using the app:
Log in, then from the dashboard’s top bar, tap ‘Orders’ to see open orders, open positions, and order history with details.
- What’s the difference between Limit and Market orders?
In a Limit order, you set the price for each unit before specifying quantity. In a Market order, you only specify quantity, and the system executes at the best current price.
- How do Stop Limit and Stop Market differ?
Stop Limit requires you to specify both a Stop Price (to activate the order) and a Limit Price (for execution). In Stop Market, you only specify the Stop Price; execution occurs at the best current market price once triggered. Note that these methods rely on the stop price being reached.
- Do Market orders have different fees than Limit orders?
No, the fee is the same.
- Why might a Limit order take longer than other orders?
Because it requires a matching opposing order at the specified price. You may wait until another user agrees to that price.
- How are the daily high/low prices determined in the trading section?
Based on the lowest and highest trades executed in the past 24 hours by platform users.
- On what basis is the global chart in Nesoex displayed?
Nesoex is not directly connected to global markets, but global trading charts from TradingView are shown. You can see global prices for each coin versus USDT in that section.
- How can I save my chart analysis?
You can use the ‘Save’ feature in the Nesoex trading interface to store and later reload your analysis.
- How do I cancel an order I placed?
Go to ‘Open Orders’ to cancel. Limit or any other orders appear separately.
If using the website:
You can check and cancel open orders either from the ‘Trade’ section or via the orders icon in your dashboard.
If using the app:
You can see and cancel your open orders in the ‘Trade’ screen.
- If I cancel an order, is a fee charged?
Fees only apply to the filled portion of an order. If a partial fill occurred, the fee is charged accordingly, and the unfilled portion is canceled without additional fee.
- Why wasn’t all of my balance returned after canceling an order?
Part of the order may have been filled before cancellation, so that amount (minus fees) stays in your completed trades. The unfilled remainder is returned to your wallet.
- Why is my wallet balance unchanged despite having placed a buy/sell order?
If you used a Limit order at a price different from the current market price, it remains under ‘Open Orders’ until it’s fully executed. So, your wallet balance updates only once the order is filled.
- How do I view my profit and loss?
If using the website:
Log in, from the dashboard top-right, select ‘Trade’ -> ‘PNL’ to see daily and aggregate profit/loss, total asset value, and breakdown by asset.
If using the app:
Log in, then on the dashboard top bar, tap the PNL icon to view details.
- What is the cumulative profit/loss chart?
It shows the sum of daily profit/loss percentages over the course of a week.
- What does the total asset value chart represent?
It displays changes in your overall asset value over a one-week period.
- How can I view profits and losses for each asset separately?
In the PNL page, near the bottom, you’ll see daily profits/losses for each asset from midnight to the current time.