The trading screen

Everything you do on Cardiv happens on one screen.

Pair selector. Top left. Switches between the pairs Cardiv trades; the whole screen reloads for the pair you pick.

Price chart. The traded price of the pair over time, with the 24 hour high, the 24 hour low and the reference price above it.

Order book. Bids on one side, asks on the other, best price first, with the spread between them. It shows up to 50 levels per side. Clicking a level copies its price into the order form.

Depth. The same book drawn as a curve, so you can see how much size sits near the top of it.

Recent trades. Every trade on the pair, newest first, with price, amount and time. It is the public tape and it carries no names.

Order form. Buy or Sell, then the type: Limit, Market or Stop-loss. You enter a price and an amount (and a stop price, for a stop-loss), and the form shows the total and the fee before you commit to anything.

Your active orders. Every order of yours still working, with its status, how much has filled, and a Cancel button on each row.

Balances, Portfolio and Transaction history. The tabs under the book: what you own, what is locked, and everything your party has done on Cardiv.