Before you can start buying and selling, you'll need to deposit funds into your Tokpie account.
Once your account is funded, you can use this guide to place your first order!
Note: Tokpie provides different ways to place trade orders. To help keep things simple, this article will only cover the fastest way.
1. Select currency pair
Log in tokpie.com. Then, open the Markets section, and (1) search for a currency that you want to trade by its name or symbol. Once found, (2) click on the Trade button to open the Order Book.
Note, that the first currency in any pair represents the base currency, while the second in a pair represents the quote currency.
In a Buy order: you pay the quote currency and receive the base currency.
In a Sell order: you sell the base currency and receive quote currency.
2. Fill out the order form
In the opened Order Book, place your trade order:
- Select what you would like to do with base cryptocurrency by impressing [BUY] or [SELL] button.
- Enter Quantity of base cryptocurrency.
- Enter the Price per 1 (one) base cryptocurrency.
Note: You can fill the price field automatically with the best available BID/ASK market price by clicking on the "Fill price from market" element.
3. Submit the order
After things look good you just need to press the large [SUBMIT ORDER] button.
4. Wait for order execution
If a market price is selected (by clicking on "Fill price from the market"), the trade will happen instantly and your balance will change. Funds can be withdrawn or used to trade again right away. You can view successfully executed (Matched!) trade orders in the "My Orders" section.
If a market price is not selected, the trade order may not be executed (matched) right away, but you can view its status in the "My Orders" tab and in the Order book. In the below example, the ETH/USDT price would have to grow for the sell order to be executed.
5. Fees
The Depositing of cryptocurrencies is FREE. Depending on the Price Plan chosen only the following trade fees and withdrawal commissions apply.
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