Overview
Classic Order Mode (also referred to as Advanced Mode) provides a traditional trading interface designed for users who prefer the layout commonly used across many cryptocurrency exchanges.
Flipster’s default interface is Simplified Mode, which focuses on ease of use and a streamlined trading experience. However, some traders are more familiar with traditional order form layouts that provide more visible trading information and configuration options.
To support different trading preferences, Flipster offers Classic Order Mode as an optional interface that follows a more conventional trading design while maintaining Flipster’s trading performance and infrastructure.
Classic Order Mode is currently available on the Flipster mobile app for Perpetual Trading only.
Key Features of Classic Order Mode
Classic Order Mode provides a more detailed trading interface that includes the following components:
Full Chart View
The trading screen displays a full chart along with market information, allowing traders to analyze price movements before placing an order.
You can access:
- Trading charts
- Order book
- Market statistics
- Social sentiment
- Price alerts
- Favorite trading pairs
This layout allows traders to monitor market activity and trading opportunities in one place.
Traditional Order Form Layout
Classic Order Mode uses a traditional order form design commonly found on other trading platforms.
Available configurations include:
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Margin Mode
- Cross Margin
- Isolated Margin
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Leverage Selection
- Adjust leverage depending on your trading strategy and risk tolerance.
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Order Type
- Market Order
- Limit Order
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Trigger Order
Position Size and Order Calculation
Classic Order Mode displays several values to help you determine your order size and margin usage.
Available Margin
The Available value shows the amount of margin you currently have available to open new positions.
This value is calculated based on your margin mode:
- Isolated Margin: Based on your isolated margin available for the selected asset.
- Cross Margin: Based on your cross margin available balance.
The Available value is for display purposes only and does not determine the maximum order size directly.
Max Order Size
The Max value represents the maximum position size that can be opened based on system risk limits.
The calculation follows the same logic used by the Simplified Order Form 100% shortcut.
The system determines the maximum order size by considering three factors:
- Available margin
- Maximum allowable position size
- Maximum allowable order amount
The system then selects the smallest value among these limits.
In simplified terms:
Max = minimum of
- Available margin
- Maximum position size allowed
- Maximum order size allowed
This ensures that orders remain within platform risk limits.
Position Size Slider
The position size slider allows users to quickly adjust their order size.
Important behavior:
- The slider is calculated based on the Max value, not the Available value.
- Moving the slider toward 100% means using the maximum allowable order size permitted by system limits.
- The calculation logic is the same as the Simplified Order Form 100% shortcut.
For quantity-based orders, a small safety buffer based on market slippage may be applied to help reduce the likelihood of order rejection.
No Available Funds
If your account has no available margin, the system will display the Max value as “–”.
This behavior is consistent with how other calculated values (such as margin and liquidation price) are displayed when insufficient funds are available.
Order Types Available in Classic Order Mode
Market Order
A Market Order executes immediately at the best available price in the order book.
Example
BTC perpetual price: 60,000 USDT
If you place a Market Buy Order for 0.1 BTC, the order will execute immediately at the best available sell price.
Market orders prioritize execution speed, but the final execution price may vary slightly due to market liquidity.
Limit Order
A Limit Order allows you to set the specific price at which you want to buy or sell.
The order will only execute when the market reaches your specified price.
Example
Current BTC price: 60,000 USDT
You place:
- Limit Buy Order
- Price: 59,500 USDT
- Quantity: 0.1 BTC
Your order will remain in the Pending Orders tab until the market price reaches 59,500 USDT.
Limit orders provide better price control but may take longer to execute.
Trigger Market Order
A Trigger Market Order allows you to set a Trigger Price that activates the order. Once the trigger price is reached, the order is submitted as a Market Order and executes at the best available price in the order book.
Example
Current BTC price: 60,000 USDT
You place:
- Trigger Market Buy Order
- Trigger Price: 60,500 USDT
- Quantity: 0.1 BTC
The order will remain in the Pending Orders tab until the market reaches 60,500 USDT. Once the trigger price is reached, the order is activated and executed as a Market Order at the best available price.
Trigger Market Orders are useful when you want an order to be activated only after a specific price level is reached, while prioritizing execution speed after activation.
Trigger Limit Order
A Trigger Limit Order allows you to set both a Trigger Price and a Limit Price. Once the trigger price is reached, the order is activated and submitted as a Limit Order at your specified limit price.
Example
Current BTC price: 60,000 USDT
You place:
- Trigger Limit Buy Order
- Trigger Price: 59,500 USDT
- Limit Price: 59,400 USDT
- Quantity: 0.1 BTC
The order will remain in the Pending Orders tab until the market reaches 59,500 USDT. Once the trigger price is reached, the order is activated and placed as a Limit Order at 59,400 USDT.
The order will execute only if there is sufficient market liquidity at 59,400 USDT or a better price. If the market moves away from the limit price before the order can be filled, the order may remain unfilled.
Trigger Limit Orders provide greater price control, but execution is not guaranteed after the trigger price is reached.
Orders and Positions Tabs
Classic Order Mode provides access to your trading activity through two main tabs.
Orders (Pending)
Displays all pending orders that have not yet been executed.
Positions (Open)
Displays your active positions, including:
- Entry price
- Mark price
- Unrealized PnL
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Margin used
How to Switch to Classic Order Mode
You can change your trading interface directly from the trading settings.
Steps:
- Open the Flipster App.
- Navigate to the Trading page.
- Tap the Preferences / Settings icon.
- Locate Order Form Mode.
- Select Classic, then tap Confirm.
- The trading interface will refresh and display the Classic Order Form.
You can switch back to Simplified Mode at any time using the same settings. Trigger Orders require Simplified Mode.
Default Mode by Region
Flipster may automatically assign a default trading mode depending on your region:
- Simplified Mode – Default for most users.
- Classic Mode – Default for users in certain regions where traditional trading interfaces are preferred.
Users can manually switch between modes at any time.
Important Notes
- Classic Order Mode is currently available only on the Flipster mobile app.
- The feature currently supports Perpetual Trading only.
- Spot Trading is not supported in Classic Mode.
Risk Warning:
Trading in cryptocurrency involves risk and potential losses. Before trading, please make your investment decisions cautiously by considering your investment objectives, experience, and risk tolerance. You are solely responsible for your investment decisions, and Flipster is not liable for any losses you may incur. Derivatives trading, in particular, is subject to high market risk and price volatility. Please obtain independent advice where appropriate. This information should not be construed as financial or investment advice.
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