Trading in standard view

The standard view lets you trade while viewing the order book, chart, open orders and your asset details on the same page. You can set a price and trade with the market, limit and conditional order types.

How do you trade in standard view?

To trade with the standard view on Paribu web, select the Buy or Sell tab in the trading form in the top left of the market detail page, set your order type, and complete your transaction by entering the price and amount. The standard view is the default layout of the page; the order book, chart and your open orders are on the same page.

Before you begin

• Account verification must be complete
• Depending on the pair you select, you must have enough TRY or USDT balance to buy and enough crypto asset balance to sell

Place a buy or sell order

1. Open Paribu.com and go to the Markets page from the top menu
2. Choose the pair from the market group selector; an asset can trade on both a TRY and a USDT pair (for example, BTC/TRY and BTC/USDT). Then click the asset you want to trade to open the market detail page
3. Make sure the view selector in the top right of the page is set to Standard
4. Select the Buy or Sell tab in the trading form in the top left
5. Select Market, Limit or Conditional from the Order type drop-down menu
6. If you selected limit or conditional, enter the price; click the + icon next to the price field to automatically transfer the best price from the order book
7. Enter the amount or use the bar below the amount field to select a portion of your balance
8. Click Buy or Sell to complete the trade

Note: Click a price row in the order book to automatically transfer that price to the order form. This method is useful for creating orders that match quickly with visible liquidity

Order types

Three order types can be used in standard view:

• Market order: Buy or sell instantly at the best available price. The price entry is disabled
• Limit order: The buy or sell is executed when the price you set is reached. Your order is added to the order book and matches when a suitable counter-order is found
• Conditional order (stop): The order is triggered when the condition price you set is reached. The stop-limit sub-type is used on the web

For details on each order type, see the How to place a market order?, How to place a limit order? and How to place a conditional order (stop)? articles.

Sections of the market detail page

In the standard view, the market detail page presents all trading tools on a single page:

• Buy / Sell form: Stays fixed in the top left of the page. Direction selection (Buy/Sell), order type selection, price and amount entry are made from this section
• Order book: The depth of buy (green) and sell (red) orders. You can adjust the decimal precision (1, 10, 50, 100) and switch between sells-first / buys-only / sells-only views
• Chart: Line, candlestick and depth charts. Technical indicators such as VOL, RSI, EMA, MA and BOLL can be added
• Recent trades: The list of live trades in the market
• Open orders and transaction history: You can track your pending orders and historical trades from the tabs below the form

Managing open orders

You can view and manage your pending orders from the Open orders tab at the bottom of the page. The list shows by default only the orders for the currently open market; uncheck Show only this market to list your open orders across all markets. The fill percentage of each order is displayed; you can cancel orders one by one or start a bulk cancel from the option above the list.

Important information

• The minimum trade amount is TRY 100 for TRY pairs and 1 USDT for USDT pairs
• For limit orders, orders added to the order book are treated as maker, while orders matched immediately with existing orders are treated as taker
• Taker fee rates apply to trades placed with a market order
• The corresponding balance is locked until your open orders are filled or cancelled
• You can track your completed and pending trades from the Account activity page

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Frequently asked questions

What is the difference between standard view and easy view?

The easy view in the app supports only market orders and offers a simple interface. The standard view, on the other hand, lets you trade in more detail with the order book, chart and different order types (market, limit, conditional). On Paribu web, instead of an "easy view", the Buy / Sell window opened from the Buy-Sell button in the top right serves the same function.

Can I select a price from the order book?

Yes, tap any price in the order book to automatically transfer it to the order 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 locked by the cancelled order is returned to your available balance.

Why was my limit order not filled?

Your limit order remains pending when there are not enough counter-orders at the price you set. Your order is filled when the market price reaches the price you set and there is enough volume.

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• What is the order book and how do you read it? — Reading the order book
• Trading fees — Trading commission rates

The standard view lets you trade while viewing the order book, chart, open orders and your asset details on the same screen. You can set a price and trade with the market, limit and conditional order types.

How do you trade in standard view?

To use the standard view, first turn on the advanced view from the My account section and select Standard as the Buy/Sell view; then trade from the Buy/Sell tab that appears in the bottom navigation. After selecting your order type (market, limit or conditional), enter the price and amount to complete your trade. Limit and conditional orders are filled when the price you set is reached.

Before you begin

• Account verification must be complete
• To use the standard view, the advanced view must be turned on. Go to the My account section from the menu icon in the top left of the screen, turn on Advanced view and select Standard as the Buy/Sell view
• Depending on the pair you select, you must have enough TRY or USDT balance to buy and enough crypto asset balance to sell

Place a buy or sell order

1. Tap the Buy/Sell tab in the bottom navigation (if the tab is not visible, first open My account > Advanced view from the menu icon in the top left and turn it on)
2. Tap the asset name at the top of the screen to choose the asset you want to trade, or continue with the asset already selected; if the asset trades on two markets (for example, BTC/TRY and BTC/USDT), select the market you want from the pair selector next to the asset name
3. Tap the pinned Buy or Sell button at the bottom of the screen
4. Select the order type: Market, Limit or Conditional
5. If you selected a limit or conditional order, enter the price
6. Enter the amount or slide the slider above the numeric keypad to select a portion of your balance
7. Tap Buy or Sell to confirm the trade

Note: Tap a price in the order book to automatically transfer that price value to the order form

Order types

Three order types can be used in standard view:

• Market order: Buy or sell instantly at the best available price. No price entry is needed
• Limit order: The buy or sell is executed when the price you set is reached. Your order is added to the order book and matches when a suitable counter-order is found
• Conditional order (stop): The order is triggered when the condition price you set is reached. Used for stop-loss or opportunity-capture strategies

For details on each order type, see the How to place a market order?, How to place a limit order? and How to place a conditional order (stop)? articles.

Standard view screen layout

The standard view has a four-tab layout:

Tab	Content
Market	Order book, recent trades and price information
Open orders	Your pending orders that have not yet been filled
Chart	Candle and line charts, technical indicators
My assets	The list of assets you hold

A pinned Buy/Sell bar always visible at the bottom of the screen lets you place orders quickly from any tab.

Note: In the order book, green rows show buy orders and red rows show sell orders. The order book displays 12 rows of buy and sell depth

Managing open orders

In the standard view, you can view and manage your pending orders from the Open orders tab:

• The list shows by default only the open orders for the currently selected market; uncheck Show only this market to list your open orders across all markets
• The fill percentage of each order is shown
• To cancel a single order, tap the relevant order
• To cancel all open orders in bulk, use the Cancel all option

Important information

• The minimum trade amount is TRY 100 for TRY pairs and 1 USDT for USDT pairs
• If you tap Buy or Sell while the required amount or price field is empty, the app focuses on the first empty field and opens the keyboard; the order is not submitted until the missing field is filled
• For limit orders, orders added to the order book are treated as maker, while orders matched immediately with existing orders are treated as taker
• Taker fee rates apply to trades placed with a market order
• The corresponding balance is locked until your open orders are filled or cancelled
• You can track your completed and pending trades from your transaction history

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Frequently asked questions

What is the difference between standard view and easy view?

The easy view supports only market orders and offers a simple interface; it is the default experience you use while the advanced view is off. The standard view, on the other hand, lets you trade in more detail with the order book, chart and different order types (market, limit, conditional), and can only be used while the advanced view is on.

Can I select a price from the order book?

Yes, tap any price in the order book to automatically transfer it to the order 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 locked by the cancelled order is returned to your available balance.

Why was my limit order not filled?

Your limit order remains pending when there are not enough counter-orders at the price you set. Your order is filled when the market price reaches the price you set and there is enough volume.

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Related articles

• How to buy and sell crypto assets? — Buying and selling crypto assets
• Trading in easy view — Trading in easy view
• Trading in advanced view — Trading in advanced view
• What is the order book and how do you read it? — Reading the order book
• Trading fees — Trading commission rates