1. Non-linear volume slider and margin calculation adjustments
Entering the working volume via the slider is now nonlinear. This solves a classic problem with mobile interfaces, where it's difficult for traders to set a precise microlot value.
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Increasing step: On the left side of the scale, the slider moves in minimal increments, allowing for precise calibration of small volumes. Moving it to the right increases the increments for quickly selecting larger values.
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Margin Calculation: Fixed and stabilized the volume entry logic for instruments that do not have an initial margin set.
2. End-to-end synchronization of the trading instrument
Now the chart and the trading panel are tightly linked.
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If you change the ticker on the main chart, the instrument in the trading bottom sheet is updated automatically (provided that trading is enabled for this asset).
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The reverse action also works: selecting an instrument in the trading panel will switch the background chart to the corresponding asset.
This eliminates situations where a trader is analyzing one chart and mistakenly places an order for an instrument left over from a previous trade.
3. Changes in the dialog for partial position closing.
3. Minimalistic panel and protection against sending random orders
The minimized trading panel is no longer just an informer, but a fully functional tool supporting all basic actions. The command confirmation system has also been redesigned.
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Swipe instead of tap: Confirming trades is now done with a swipe. This eliminates the risk of accidentally opening or closing a position due to an accidental tap on the screen.
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Quickly switch order types: Switching between market execution and various pending orders no longer requires opening the full menu. Changing the order type is done by tapping directly on the current order type button in the compact view.
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The order type slider has been moved to the expanded dialog view to avoid overloading the basic interface.
4. Post-trade dialogue: continuity of work
After successfully executing a market order or placing a pending order, the interface doesn't disappear without a trace. A post-trade dialog appears, offering three options to choose from:
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Close the dialog and return to the clean schedule.
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Expand the details of the completed transaction.
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Repeat trade. In this case, the panel returns to its working state without resetting previously entered parameters (volume, instrument). This is especially convenient for grid trading or position scaling (entering in parts), when you need to quickly place a series of similar orders.
5. Context-sensitive management of already open orders and positions
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Default action: When you tap on an active position or order, the panel automatically opens in the Close position or Delete order mode .
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Automatic switch to Modification: If, while in a collapsed panel, you start changing the Stop Loss or Take Profit values, the terminal understands your goal and switches the panel mode to Modification .
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The partial close option is now available directly in the collapsed position control panel.
6. Saving settings
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Individually for each ticker: The program remembers settings (trade volume, order type, etc.) separately for each instrument. Memory is designed for 100 different instruments .
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Global settings: If you open a new tool that doesn't yet have its own settings, the global default settings will be applied.
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Volume Priority: The system always uses the position volume you last used. The saved volume by symbol will be displayed in the picker.
7. Calculating profit and loss on a chart
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The chart itself immediately shows how much money you have the potential to earn or lose.
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If these numbers bother you, you can turn them off in the settings.
