One order ticket for eight exchanges

Which exchanges are supported

Perpetual futures trading is live on eight venues: Binance, Bybit, OKX, Bitget, Blofin, Lighter, Hyperliquid and Arcus. Each one is connected with your own API keys, and each keeps its native order types — you are not trading through a lowest-common-denominator wrapper.

• Binance, Bybit, OKX, Bitget, Blofin — the major centralised perp venues, including their tokenised stock and index perpetuals where the venue offers them.
• Hyperliquid — plus its builder DEXes, so HIP-3 markets appear alongside the main book.
• Lighter — order signing happens locally through the venue's own signer.
• Arcus — dYdX-based, adding a further set of tradfi perpetuals.

Why a single ticket matters

Switching venues mid-move is where size gets lost. The ticket keeps your symbol, side, size mode and leverage as you change route, so moving an order from one venue to another is one dropdown rather than a re-entry. Size can be typed as notional, as a percentage of free margin, or dragged on the slider — and the terminal caps the order at what your free balance actually supports rather than letting the exchange reject it after the fact.

Reduce-only, take-profit and stop-loss are attached at entry. Scale, chase and TWAP orders are available on the venues that expose them, and the command console can express the whole thing as one line.

Positions from every venue in one list

The position blotter merges all connected accounts. Each row shows entry, mark, liquidation price, unrealised PnL and funding, with per-row close buttons at 25%, 50% and 100% and inline TP/SL fields. Rows are keyed by exchange, symbol and side, so the buttons stay attached to the position you clicked even as the list re-sorts on every refresh.

Your API keys stay on your machine

Keys are encrypted and stored in your browser's local storage, then sent directly from your machine to the exchange. They are never routed through or stored on our servers. Use trading-only keys with withdrawals disabled and the worst case stays bounded.

The command console

Anything the mouse can do, one line can do faster. l btc 5k opens a long, s eth 10k bybit shorts on a named venue, close all flattens, tp btc +3% attaches a take-profit. The console understands multi-symbol commands (l btc,eth 5k) and scale orders, and help lists everything.