Try our Web Platform anytime. Visit us at https://exante.eu/trade to get a look and feel of EXANTE’s trading features – even if you don’t have an EXANTE’s account yet.
Test your trading strategies against real assets in the fully functional web version.
The EXANTE Web Platform provides you with the fast and convenient way to trade right in your web browser. Wherever you go, stay on the market edge with our intuitive and easy-to-use trading tool equipped with powerful charts. No need to install a program to trade – open up EXANTE’s terminal in your favorite browser, whether it is Chrome, Safari, Opera, or Firefox!
The Instruments tab contains all financial instruments available for you, grouped by type and sorted in alphabetic order. Start typing in an instrument’s name or ticker to narrow down the list, or navigate further to expand the nodes of the Instruments tree.
Click on an instrument to switch it in Time&Sales, Market Depth, Order, and on Chart at once. Drag and drop to add the instrument to Quote Monitor.
Options are not visible in the Instruments tree by default. Visit Setting and flip the switch to see them. The loading process might take up to several minutes depending on your connection speed.
If the tree is updating, you will see the progress bar right above the search field:
EXANTE Web Platform lets you visualise financial data on the Chart, aggregate it using different time intervals, add drawings or indicators, choose chart style and set up other preferences.
Want to show the Chart to a friend? Copy a link right from the address bar. It features not only the instrument you are sharing but the timeframe as well:
https://exante.eu/clientsarea/webtrade/#instrument=AAPL.NASDAQ&timeframe=1day
If your friend doesn’t have an account yet, you can share a link to the Demo Chart. Please note that the quotes in the Demo are delayed for at least 30 minutes:
https://exante.eu/trade/#instrument=AAPL.NASDAQ&timeframe=1day
Hint: The tick data is available in the desktop platform only
Hint: If the instrument does not support trade data, that menu won’t appear on the Chart panel.
Hint: Undo or redo your actions while drawing!
Hint: Return to live data by clicking [>>] button at the bottom-right corner of the Chart.
Drag and drop instrument on Chart to switch it.
Quote Monitor provides you with real-time data quote streams. Drag and drop up to 100 instruments to the Monitor and keep track of their dynamics!
Quote Monitor collects all essential data on a trading session:
Hint: Click the gear sign at the top of a panel to choose what columns you want to see in Quote Monitor.
The Time & Sales module displays trade data for a chosen instrument at a specific exchange. Every line here represents tick-by-tick data provided in real time by the exchange, namely: the trade timestamp, average price and total size. The most recent trades are always on top, while the others are arranged by time in descending order.
In case an instrument lacks trade data, we’ll show a warning right in this window:
Market Depth is the name of a module that provides a list of active limit orders grouped by trading side and arranged by price.
The rows of the Market Depth module are colour-coded, visualising the histogram by total size. It sums up the total size starting from best bid and ask (e.g. the price that is closest to the market). Market Depth lets you analyse the market conditions by discovering price levels and support/resistance zones. We do not aggregate data from multiple exchanges in a single view thus allowing you to compare trading situations on different exchanges.
Place orders one by one via the Order panel:
You may also want to place Take Profit or Stop Loss (or both) together with the main order to limit your losses or secure profits. Do so right here, in the same Order panel.
Note! If an order is forbidden, some restrictions might apply (e.g., if an instrument doesn’t support Stop orders, you won’t be able to place a Stop Loss order for it).
It is easy to see how the order affects your margin utilisation. Hover the cursor on the ‘Buy’ or ‘Sell’ buttons and observe how the coloured stripe right above the bid/spread/ask figures changes. Blue indicates money Used for margin, while grey stands for Order margin.
The exact value of Margin Δ can be seen in Order Details, the order value, and the trading fee. If you have an open position (short or long) or active orders on the instrument, you will also see them here.
Hint: Willing to place multiple subsequent orders? Take a look at EXANTE’s automation opportunities!
The Margin module features essential information on Account value and Available funds. It also displays easy-to-read colour-coded Margin utilisation showing both money Used for margin (blue) and reserved for Order margin (grey).
Want to check another account? Switch it in the dropdown menu in the top part of the screen!
All information on your orders is aggregated in the Current Orders panel. By default, all active orders are placed on the top. You can rearrange orders by applying filters to any column.
Some columns here are hidden by default. Click on the gear icon at the right part of a table next to column headers to hide and show columns.
Hint: Please note that some historical orders might remain outside the scope of the Web Platform. If you are looking for a specific order, you’d better use its ID. If you need to filter orders by multiple parameters at once or retrieve historical orders, consider using the desktop version.
Make the most of your multi-currency account by using the 'Exchange' module. The 'Exchange' window is located on the right side of the web platform, under the 'Exchange' sign.
In order to exchange the funds, begin by selecting the currencies which you want to exchange:
In the example above, 100 EUR is sold for 103.23 USD. It is possible to exchange funds between any of the following currencies:
Open Positions aggregate crucial information about your current portfolio and also allow you to close a position in a single click.
When you click an icon with the cross sign, we create a market order with the position quantity to flat it.
Let’s assume you have an open position on the Microsoft shares of -250 quantity (meaning Short 250). If you click Close, the order to Buy 250 MSFT.NASDAQ @ Ask will be created to close your position.
Here’s another example.
If you want to close an open position on GOOG.NASDAQ (Long 300), the order will be Sell 300 GOOG.NASDAQ @ Bid. If the chosen instrument is on a schedule break and is not trading at the moment, your order will remain pending and will be executed when trading resumes.
Hint: If the button is inactive, it may be due to one of these common reasons:
Summary features extended information on your portfolio. Here you can see your up-to-date cash balances and instruments grouped by type. If you own two or more instruments of the same type (e.g. two bonds or five stocks), we’ll show you the subtotal by type as well.
For every instrument, you will see its Ticker, Currency, Average price, Profit & Loss and Value in the instrument’s currency. The latter two are also available in the default currency so that you can compare instruments in different currencies.
Hint: Use the desktop or mobile version of the trading terminal to access historical summaries on past dates.
‘Show notifications’ defines whether you will receive order notifications while the Web Platform is running in your browser.
‘Show options’ manages Options visibility in the Instruments. Options are not included in the default view so you have to flip a switch to enable them. As soon as Instruments reload, Options will show up. It may take up to several minutes depending on your connection speed.
‘Dark Theme’ defines the colour scheme of the Web Platform.
‘Trades chart by default’ defines default Chart data source: Mid or Trades. You can still switch it right on the Chart using the ‘Mid/Trades’ dropdown menu.
Note: If Trades are not available for the current instrument, the Chart will automatically fall back to Mid data.
The current platform version is also available in Settings. It is 3.40.0 in the screenshot above. You might need this information if you contact technical support regarding the Web Platform.
You can either start trading Live and get direct market access to assets or test your strategies in the Demo mode. Just toggle the switch in the top part of the screen:
You can also use the dropdown menus in the top-right corner to switch between your accounts, select the default currency or choose a preferred language.
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