Panels in Pluang's Web Trading Terminal and What They Show

Pluang's web trading terminal is divided into several panels that work together to give you a complete picture of market activity and your account — including a price chart, order book, recent trade history, an order entry form, and your open positions and order history.

• Price chart panel (centre): The largest panel displays the price chart for the asset you are viewing. You can switch between chart types (candlestick, line, bar, area) and overlay technical indicators such as Moving Averages, MACD, RSI, and Bollinger Bands. The chart updates in real time as new price data arrives.
• Order book panel: Located beside the chart, the order book shows the current stack of pending buy orders (bids) and sell orders (asks) with their respective prices and quantities. This helps you gauge market depth and see where large buy or sell walls exist.
• Recent trades panel: This panel lists the most recent completed transactions for the asset, showing the price, size, and direction (buy or sell) of each trade. It reflects actual market activity happening in real time.
• Order entry panel: The order form lets you place market orders, limit orders, or other available order types for the selected asset. You can enter the quantity, set a price for limit orders, and review the estimated cost or proceeds before confirming.
• Positions and order history panel: At the bottom of the terminal, Pluang displays your currently open positions, pending orders, and completed order history — so you can monitor and manage your trades without leaving the terminal.

Related questions:

Q: Can I customise the layout of Pluang's web trading terminal panels?
Panel layout options may vary; check the Pluang web platform for the latest customisation features available.

Q: Does the order book on Pluang's web platform update in real time?
Yes, the order book refreshes in real time as new buy and sell orders are placed or cancelled in the market.

Q: What is the order entry panel used for on Pluang?
It is where you submit new buy or sell orders — you can choose order type, set quantity, and confirm your trade directly from that panel.