# Quick Trade Dialog

## Quick Trade Dialog

The Quick Trade Dialog is a floating pop-up order form that opens directly on the chart. It supports both **Limit** and **Market** orders and shows estimated liquidation price and margin cost inline — so you can place a considered order without leaving the chart.

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### How to Open

Right-click on the **price axis** (right side of the chart) at the price level you want to target. The dialog opens with that price pre-filled in the price field.

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### Moving the Dialog

Drag the **header bar** (the title bar showing "Place Order") to reposition the dialog anywhere on screen. Click the dark backdrop outside the dialog to close it.

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### Form Fields

#### 1. Order Type

Two tabs at the top of the form:

* **Limit** — you specify a price; the order waits until market reaches it
* **Market** — fills immediately at the best available price

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#### 2. Available Balance

The **Avbl** row shows your current available USDT. Updates automatically from your account.

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#### 3. Leverage

Click the **Nx** badge to open the leverage grid. Select any available level; the grid closes.

**Server: Nx** shows the leverage currently active on your Binance account.

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#### 4. Price

* In **Limit** mode: the price field is editable. It is pre-filled with the price you clicked on the axis.
  * Click **BBO** to instantly fill the field with the current market price.
* In **Market** mode: the price field is greyed out — order fills at best available price.

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#### 5. Size

Enter your position size in **USDT** (margin) or **Coin** (coin amount).

Click the unit button to the right of the input to switch between the two.

> Hover over the ℹ️ icon next to "Size" to read how the number is interpreted for the current unit.

**Percentage slider:**

Drag the slider or click the dot markers at **0% / 25% / 50% / 75% / 100%** to fill the size as a share of your available balance.

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#### 6. Order Summary

Below the slider:

* **Buy X coin** / **Sell X coin** — the actual coin amount that will be bought or sold, calculated from your size and leverage.

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#### 7. Reduce-Only

When the **Reduce-Only** checkbox is ticked, the order can only *reduce* an existing position — it will not open a new one. Use this when you want to partially close a position at a specific limit price without accidentally opening a position in the opposite direction.

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#### 8. Submit Buttons

Two buttons at the bottom:

* **Buy/Long** (green) — enter Long
* **Sell/Short** (red) — enter Short

Both are disabled until a size is entered.

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#### 9. Footer Info

Two columns (left = Long side, right = Short side):

| Label         | Meaning                                         |
| ------------- | ----------------------------------------------- |
| **Liq Price** | Estimated liquidation price for that direction  |
| **Cost**      | Actual margin required (USDT)                   |
| **Max**       | Maximum size you can place with current balance |

> Liq Price is an approximation based on a standard cross-margin formula. The actual liquidation price on Binance may differ slightly depending on other positions in your account.

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### Example — Placing a Limit Order

1. Right-click on the price axis at your target buy level.
2. The dialog opens; **Limit** tab is selected by default, price pre-filled.
3. Check leverage, adjust if needed.
4. Enter size or move the slider.
5. Review **Cost** and **Liq Price** at the bottom.
6. Click **Buy/Long** or **Sell/Short**.

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### Notes

* The Quick Trade Dialog has **no SL/TP fields**. After the order fills, go to the **Positions** tab in the Trade Panel to add SL/TP — or drag the lines directly on the chart.
* If you need SL/TP set at the same time as the order, use the Trade Panel instead.


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