What Matters
Reviewed 13 October 2026. This guide explains the order workflow; it does not promise profitable trades or guaranteed execution. Use the current gTrade review for collateral and cost details.
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Before connecting
Verify the domain, network, wallet permissions, supported collateral and eligibility. USDC is supported, but DAI has not disappeared from every deployment. Use the official chain-by-chain list rather than an old screenshot.
Open and manage a position
- Select the network and a supported collateral token; retain any required native gas.
- Connect your wallet and review the token approval.
- Select a market, direction and order type.
- Choose collateral and leverage; check the resulting position size and minimum.
- Review the quoted costs, slippage setting, liquidation level and exit instructions.
- Sign, then confirm that the order actually executed. A submitted transaction is not yet a verified open position.
- Monitor the position and accumulated holding costs.
- When closing, verify the completed transaction and resulting wallet balance.
Common mistakes
Do not interpret a limit order, stop loss or a low-impact market as a universal fill guarantee. Do not assume a gasless workflow applies on every deployment. Funding and borrowing are distinct costs; read both. Avoid treating the highest available leverage as a target.
What can go wrong?
Wallet-based trading still commits collateral to smart contracts. It does not remove contract, oracle, collateral-depeg, governance, network or liquidation risk. A stop is an instruction, not insurance against every gap or delay. Forex and commodities have market closures. Check eligibility and current terms before connecting; wallet access does not establish permission to trade in every country.
Use practice mode to learn the controls. Do not increase leverage merely to meet an order minimum. Decide how much you can afford to lose before choosing exposure, and retain gas for any required transactions.
Sources and review method
Documentation reviewed on 13 October 2026. This update is a documentation review, not a new live-trading benchmark, security audit or measured execution test. Parameters can change.
