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Industry advanced view

August 24, 2026

Industry advanced is the view that gives more room to the chart and to the depth of the order book. The order form sits in a single column. On wide screens the buy and sell forms appear side by side; on narrower ones a single form with Buy / Sell tabs is shown. The order types are the same as in the Paribu standard view; the difference is the layout and the analysis tools.

How do I trade in the Industry advanced view?

When you click Crypto buy/sell → Industry advanced in the top navigation, the buy/sell page opens in the Advanced view. In the order form you choose the Buy or Sell side, then pick the order type from the dropdown and enter the price and amount to place your order.

Before you start

  • Your account verification must be complete
  • The page view must be set to Advanced
  • Depending on the market you choose, you need enough TRY or USDT balance to buy, or enough crypto asset balance to sell

Buy or sell

  1. Open Paribu.com and click Crypto buy/sell → Industry advanced in the top navigation
  2. Choose the market you want to trade in from the market selector at the top of the page
  3. Set your direction in the buy or sell form, or with the Buy / Sell tabs when the order form is shown as a single form
  4. Choose Limit, Advanced limit, Market, Stop or OCO from the Order type dropdown
  5. If your order type requires a price, fill in the Price field; the Use best price button copies the best price from the order book
  6. Fill in the Amount field; for your full balance you can click Use entire available balance
  7. Click Buy {asset} or Sell {asset} to place your order

Note: In this view the page footer is hidden and the terminal fills the screen. The order book, the chart and the order lists stay together on a single screen

How is it different from the Paribu standard view?

The two views trade in the same market with the same order types. The difference is layout and use of space:

Feature Paribu standard Industry advanced
Order form Buy and sell forms side by side Buy and sell forms side by side on wide screens; a single form with Buy / Sell tabs when the form column is narrow
Order type selection Tabs Dropdown
Chart and depth Standard area Wider area, with drawing and indicator tools in focus
Page height Footer visible Terminal full screen, footer hidden
Order types All five All five — no difference

Note: Whether the buy and sell forms show side by side depends on the width of the form column, not only on the screen width

Which order types are available?

All five order types are available in this view:

  • Market: Trade is executed instantly at the best available market price
  • Limit: Trade is executed when your set price is reached
  • Stop: Trade is executed when your set conditions are met
  • Advanced limit: You add a Post only, IOC or FOK condition to a limit order
  • OCO: You place take profit and stop loss orders at the same time; when one is triggered, the other is canceled

For details, see How to place an advanced limit order? and How to place an OCO order?.

Warning: If your screen is narrow the page switches to the mobile layout and the order type list keeps only Limit, Market and Stop. Advanced limit and OCO require a wider screen

Sections of the page

  • Order form: Direction selection, the order type dropdown, and the price, condition and amount fields. The Balance, Max. buy / Max. sell and Estimated fee rows are inside the form
  • Order book: Buy and sell depth with the Bids and asks, Bids only and Asks only filters and the Grouping option
  • Chart: Candle and Line types with the 15M, 1H, 4H, 1D, 1W and 1M intervals, and VOL, RSI, EMA, MA, BOLL and MACD from the Indicators menu. You can expand the chart to enlarge your working area
  • Market: Lowest price, Highest price, Volume and the most recent trades
  • Open orders, Order history and Assets: Your pending orders, your past orders and the assets in your wallet
  • Statistics: Ranking, fully diluted value and one-year high and low values

How do I switch between views?

The view button at the top of the page switches between Standard and Advanced with a single click; no separate selection list opens. Your preference is stored in your browser and written to the address bar.

Note: Your order type preference is remembered separately for each view. If you choose OCO in Industry advanced and then switch to Standard, you see the order type you last selected there

Things to know

  • The minimum trade amount is ₺100 in TRY markets and 1 USDT in USDT markets
  • The order types are the same as in the Paribu standard view; switching views does not add or remove order type options
  • Limit orders added to the order book are treated as maker, and orders that match existing orders instantly are treated as taker
  • Market orders are charged the taker fee rate
  • Your open orders keep the related balance blocked until they are filled or canceled
  • The view selection is not applied to DeFi and stock assets; the page uses its own layout for those assets
  • You can follow completed and pending transactions from the Buy/Sell tab of the transaction history, which opens from the Transactions link on the wallet page

Frequently asked questions

Who should use the Industry advanced view?

It is designed for people who want to study the order book in depth, work on the chart with indicators and drawing tools, and manage their orders from a single screen. If you only want to trade quickly, the Easy Buy-Sell window or the Paribu standard view may be more practical.

Are there more order types in this view?

No. The five order types are the same in both desktop views. What sets Industry advanced apart is the layout, the chart area and the fact that the order type is chosen from a dropdown.

How do I switch from Industry advanced to Paribu standard?

Clicking the view button at the top of the page changes the view instantly. You can get the same result by changing the view parameter in the address bar.

Why is the footer not visible?

In this view the terminal fills the screen and the page footer is hidden. It appears again when you switch to the Standard view.


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