Liquidity
✔ Learn how to manage liquidity on Finandy. This detailed guide will help you to effectively use the platform to ensure high liquidity in your trading operations.
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✔ Learn how to manage liquidity on Finandy. This detailed guide will help you to effectively use the platform to ensure high liquidity in your trading operations.
Last updated
At Finandy Exchange, you have the option to choose liquidity. Liquidity determines trading instrument selection and order processing. For instance, opting for OKX liquidity grants access to all currency pairs, order book, and order execution provided by OKX Exchange.
Open account page.
Choose 'Liquidity' from the menu.
Select the liquidity you plan to trade through the Finandy platform.
Note: Changing liquidity will result in the following modifications:
Deposit addresses and balances will update, as each liquidity has its own associated wallets.
Current positions will refresh in the selected liquidity's position list. It is advisable to close all positions before changing liquidity.
Automatic transfer of USDT balance when changing liquidity will be available from March 15th (before this date, the transfer must be done manually through the blockchain network).
On a verified account, you can connect up to 20 sub-accounts on the Finandy exchange in each liquidity group. Hence, the maximum number of sub-accounts is 40 (20 sub-accounts for OKX and 20 sub-accounts for Binance).
Currently, there is no difference, as you are utilizing the OKX infrastructure in both cases. However, in the future, additional incentives are planned for trading on our exchange.
Verification is a one-time process, granting access to all liquidity options on the Finandy exchange.
Data is within the Binance ecosystem.
If the token is not available in the selected liquidity, you won't be able to trade with it. You can withdraw it to an external wallet or switch to another liquidity where the token is compatible for trading.
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