What makes an order Retail or Pro?
Orders remain classified by how they are submitted. Web UI and interactive-JWT API orders are Retail; standard API orders default to Pro. Exceeding Retail limits automatically switches the account to Pro-order behavior and removes RPI access.
Why it matters: Treat order classification as route-dependent and potentially dynamic. Automation can change fee, queue and execution conditions without a separate user-profile change.
Paradex Retail and Pro ordersInspect evidence trail
- Evidence type
- Provider documentation
- Review scope
- Current Paradex Retail/Pro order classification, fee, collateral and risk documentation. No live execution, permission, withdrawal or eligibility test.
- Underlying review
- 2026-10-22 · brief v1.1.0
- Recorded reviewer
- Decentralised News editorial research. This does not identify an independent auditor.
- Stable claim ID
dn:claim:paradex:classification
Sources and their limits
1 linked document from one publisher origin (paradex). Multiple documents do not establish independent corroboration.
- Paradex Retail and Pro ordersReviewed 2026-10-22. Source publication/update date: not recorded in this snapshot.
What would change this conclusion?
Revised Retail/Pro classification rules, JWT conditions or order limits for the actual submission route.
Panel published 2026-10-24. The underlying review date is unchanged. No new live test or named independent reviewer is implied.
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