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# Trading Guide Overview

The Trading Guide explains how users move from access and funding into perpetual contract trading, and how the core trading rules affect orders, positions, fees, and liquidation risk.

This section is written for product, operations, support, and end-user education. For API fields, signing, and backend integration details, use the Developers and SDK sections.

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Follow the first-trade journey from partner access to position settlement.

Review the complete perpetual trading lifecycle.

Understand U-margined perpetual contracts, leverage, and funding.

Learn how margin risk and liquidation behavior work.

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| Section            | Purpose                                                                      |
| ------------------ | ---------------------------------------------------------------------------- |
| Trading Basics     | Entry, authorization, asset transfer, and the first-trade journey.           |
| Product Mechanics  | Perpetual contracts, leverage, margin, and the account model behind trading. |
| Orders & Positions | Order types, TP / SL, position lifecycle, and execution behavior.            |
| Fees & Risk        | Fees, slippage, fee structure, risk monitoring, and liquidation logic.       |

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* Confirm the user enters through an authorized partner or embedded 6MM entry.
* Make sure funds are available in the correct account before placing orders.
* Understand leverage, margin, liquidation, and funding fee behavior.
* Start with small position sizes when learning a new market or trading mode.
* Use TP / SL and reduce-only orders where appropriate for risk control.