Trade

The Trade page is a chart-first trading terminal for centralized exchanges. Everything you do here creates an executor — a single supervised operation the API carries out and reports back on.

The Trade page: pair bar, chart, and the Order form in the Execute panel

The pair bar

Top left: the trading pair, the connector it trades on (spot or perp), and Browse to search everything the connector lists. Candle interval (1m–1d) and chart range (1h–30d) sit above the chart. The chart itself is TradingView — shift-click to measure ranges, and grid boundaries you set in the panel are drawn directly on it.

The Execute panel

The right panel’s Execute tab has four builders, one per executor type:

Order — a market or limit order. Set direction, amount (with %-of-balance shortcuts and USD notation), execution strategy, leverage, and position action, then Create Order Executor.
Position — a position with stop-loss / take-profit attached (Position Executor).
Grid — a grid of orders between a start and end price, with stop-loss boundary, total amount, per-order minimums, spread, leverage, and take-profit per fill. Auto-fill proposes boundaries from the chart (Grid Executor).
DCA — laddered entries over time (DCA Executor).

The Grid builder, with price boundaries and grid structure

The Data tab

Data swaps the builder for the live order book (with spread) and recent trades for the selected pair.

The bottom tray

Below the chart, two tables scoped to the current pair: Executors (live and recent, with entry, PNL, and volume) and Positions. This is where what you just created reports in.

Supported exchanges

Exchange	Spot	Perpetual
Binance	Yes	Yes
Bybit	Yes	Yes
OKX	Yes	Yes
Kucoin	Yes	Yes
Gate.io	Yes	Yes
Kraken	Yes	No
Coinbase	Yes	No
Hyperliquid	No	Yes

Any connector with credentials under Settings → Keys and Wallets shows up in the connector picker.

Using Telegram

/trade (and its alias /swap) opens one unified trading menu covering CEX and DEX venues. Pick the venue and pair, build the order with toggle buttons (side, order type, position mode) and text input — $100 converts USD to token units — then 📊 Quote before ✅ Execute. The same menu reaches 📋 Orders (view, filter, cancel) and 📊 Positions (view, close with confirmation), and perpetual venues get leverage and position-mode controls.

Using Hummingbot API

The builders create executors, but the API also places orders directly — no executor, no exit conditions, no per-agent attribution:

# Market order
curl -u YOUR_USERNAME:YOUR_PASSWORD -X POST http://localhost:8000/trading/orders \
  -H "Content-Type: application/json" \
  -d '{
    "account_name": "master_account",
    "connector_name": "binance",
    "trading_pair": "BTC-USDT",
    "trade_type": "BUY",
    "amount": 0.001,
    "order_type": "MARKET"
  }'

# Cancel — account, connector, and client order id in the path
curl -u YOUR_USERNAME:YOUR_PASSWORD -X POST \
  http://localhost:8000/trading/master_account/binance/orders/{client_order_id}/cancel

# Leverage (perpetual)
curl -u YOUR_USERNAME:YOUR_PASSWORD -X POST \
  http://localhost:8000/trading/master_account/binance_perpetual/leverage \
  -H "Content-Type: application/json" \
  -d '{"trading_pair": "BTC-USDT", "leverage": 5}'

Reach for direct orders for quick manual trades; reach for executors when you want automatic exits (TP/SL/time) and P&L tagged to whoever created it.

Learn more

Executors — every executor type in depth

Condor

Getting Started

Web UI Pages

The Condor Agent

Agent Architecture

The pair bar

The Execute panel

The Data tab

The bottom tray

Supported exchanges

Using Telegram

Using Hummingbot API

Learn more

​The pair bar

​The Execute panel

​The Data tab

​The bottom tray

​Supported exchanges

​Using Telegram

​Using Hummingbot API

​Learn more

The pair bar

The Execute panel

The Data tab

The bottom tray

Supported exchanges

Using Telegram

Using Hummingbot API

Learn more