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Paribu standard view

August 24, 2026

Paribu standard is the view that lets you trade while seeing the order book, the chart, your open orders and your assets on the same page. What sets it apart is that the buy and sell forms sit side by side — you do not need to switch tabs to change direction.

How do I trade in the Paribu standard view?

When you click Crypto buy/sell → Paribu standard in the top navigation, the buy/sell page opens in the Standard view. The buy form is on the left with the sell form beside it. In the form you choose an order type, enter the price and amount, and place your order with Buy {asset} or Sell {asset}.

Before you start

  • Your account verification must be complete
  • The page view must be set to Standard
  • 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 → Paribu standard in the top navigation
  2. Choose the market you want to trade in from the market selector at the top of the page; an asset can be listed in both TRY and USDT markets (for example BTC/TL and BTC/USDT)
  3. Use the buy or the sell form depending on your direction
  4. Choose Limit, Advanced limit, Market, Stop or OCO from the Order type tabs
  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. Check the Estimated fee row in the form
  8. Click Buy {asset} or Sell {asset} to place your order

Note: When you click a price row in the order book, the price is written into both forms while the amount goes only to the opposite form. Clicking a buy row sends the amount to the sell form, and clicking a sell row sends it to the buy form

Which order types are available?

All five order types are available in the Paribu standard view. There is no difference from the Industry advanced view in terms of order types; both views offer the same list.

  • Market: Trade is executed instantly at the best available market price. You do not need to set a price
  • Limit: Trade is executed when your set price is reached. Your order is added to the order book and matches when a suitable order appears on the other side
  • Stop: Trade is executed when your set conditions are met
  • Advanced limit: You add a validity condition to a limit order — Post only, IOC or FOK
  • OCO: You place take profit and stop loss orders at the same time; when one is triggered, the other is canceled

In this view the order types are presented as tabs. For details, see How to place a market order?, How to place a limit order? and How to place a conditional (stop) 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

The Standard view brings every trading tool together on one page:

  • Buy and sell forms: They sit side by side, so you do not need to switch tabs to change direction. The Balance, Max. buy / Max. sell and Estimated fee rows are inside the form
  • Order book: The depth of buy and sell orders. You can narrow the view with the Bids and asks, Bids only and Asks only filters. The columns are Price, Amount, Total and Average price
  • Chart: Candle and Line types with the 15M, 1H, 4H, 1D, 1W and 1M intervals. The Indicators menu adds VOL, RSI, EMA, MA, BOLL and MACD
  • 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 change the order book grouping?

The Grouping option above the order book sets the price step at which rows are collected. There are four levels, and they depend on the price step of the market; each level is ten times the previous one. A wider grouping summarizes the depth in fewer rows, which makes larger levels easier to read.

Managing open orders

The Open orders section lets you view and manage your pending orders. By default the list shows only the orders in the market you have open; clearing the Show only this market selection lists your open orders across all markets. Each order shows how much of it has been filled; you can cancel orders one at a time with Cancel or start a bulk cancellation from the Cancel orders menu.

For details, see How do I cancel open orders?.

Things to know

  • The minimum trade amount is ₺100 in TRY markets and 1 USDT in USDT markets
  • Your order type preference is remembered separately for each view; the selected order type may change when you switch to the Advanced view
  • 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
  • Your view preference is stored in your browser; anyone you share the link with opens the same view
  • 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

What is the difference between Paribu standard and Industry advanced?

The order types are the same in both views. The difference is the layout: in Paribu standard the buy and sell forms sit side by side and the order types appear as tabs. In Industry advanced the order type is chosen from a dropdown and the chart and depth take up more space. The buy and sell forms sit side by side on wide screens, and fall back to a single form with Buy / Sell tabs when the form column is narrow.

How is it different from the Easy Buy-Sell window?

The Easy Buy-Sell window supports market orders only; you cannot set a price. The Paribu standard view lets you trade at the price you set, with the order book, the chart and five order types.

Can I choose a price from the order book?

When you click any price in the order book, it is copied into the order form. The price goes to both forms, while the amount goes only to the opposite form.

When can I cancel my open order?

You can cancel your open orders at any time as long as they have not been filled. The balance blocked by a canceled order is returned to your available balance.

Why was my limit order not filled?

A limit order waits when there are not enough opposing orders at the price you set. Your order is filled once the market price reaches your price and there is enough volume.


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