Trading terminal for crypto exchanges, Spot and Futures
Tradepit is a trading terminal for crypto exchanges on the Spot and Futures markets. In Tradepit you can trade from the order book and directly on the chart, view charts and clusters, set SL and TP in percent or in ticks and place trigger orders. Besides trading, Tradepit has a screener, a scanner, a candlestick patterns section, a pattern backtest on candle history, a charts section and a listings section. Pattern notifications come through the scanner. API keys are stored only in the user's browser.
Supported exchanges are Binance, Bybit, OKX, Bitget, and KuCoin.
No card · Keys stay only in your browser
Exchanges, Spot and Futures markets
Tradepit works with exchanges on the Spot and Futures markets. In the Terminal section, order books of different exchanges, markets and pairs stand side by side, each with its own chart.
Supported exchanges are Binance, Bybit, OKX, Bitget, and KuCoin.
Trading terminal
The Tradepit trading terminal covers trading from the order book and on the chart, charts, clusters, open positions, closed positions and open orders. SL and TP are set in percent or in ticks, can go out automatically with every new entry and can be placed on an open position, and there are trigger orders. An order size is set in money, for example 1,000 USDT, not in coins.
Trading from the order book
In the Terminal section an order is placed with a click on a row of the order book. The left mouse button places a buy limit and the right one a sell limit at the row’s price, with the size chosen beforehand. Your orders show in a column beside the book, where they can be cancelled or dragged to another price.
Open TerminalTrading on the chart
On the chart of a Tradepit trading window, a limit is placed with Alt and a click or from the right-click menu. The lines of orders, SL and TP are dragged to a new price, and a position is closed right from the chart.
Open FuturesCharts in the terminal
In a Tradepit trading window the chart stands beside the pair’s order book. It has timeframes from a minute to a month, indicators and drawing tools.
Open FuturesClusters
In a stack of the Terminal section, the clusters stand beside the order book and the trade tape. They show the volume traded at each price over the latest intervals.
Open TerminalOpen positions, closed positions, open orders
Under the chart of a Tradepit trading window are the tabs “Open orders”, “Open positions” and “Closed positions”. In the “Open orders” tab each order shows its type, “limit”, “stop loss”, “take profit” or “conditional”. A conditional order is a trigger entry. “Cancel” takes an order off the exchange, “Close” closes a position at market. Closed positions come from the exchange history.
Open Futures- Open orders
- Open positions
- Closed positions
SL and TP in percent or in ticks
In Tradepit, SL (stop-loss) and TP (take-profit) are set in percent or in ticks and placed on the open position. Their lines show on the chart and can be dragged to a new price.
Open FuturesTrigger orders
A trigger order in Tradepit is a conditional entry. When the price reaches its level, a position opens or grows. It is placed from the chart menu or with a click on the order book while holding V.
Open FuturesSeparate trading sections for Spot and Futures
Tradepit has separate trading sections, “Spot” and “Futures”, for trading on Spot and on Futures.
Spot
Spot is a separate Tradepit section for trading on the Spot market.
Screener for tracking the market when scalping
The Tradepit screener is a section for tracking the market when scalping.
Open ScreenerMarket scanner for trading
The Tradepit scanner watches the market by your conditions and sends its finds to a feed beside the chart.
Open ScannerScanner events beside the chart
In a Tradepit trading window the scanner feed stands beside the chart. The button on a find’s row opens its pair on this chart.
Open FuturesDensity radar
The density radar in Tradepit shows the large limit orders in the order books of every pair of the supported exchanges, futures and spot, and refreshes them every 2 seconds. Densities are picked by size, by how many times they are larger than the usual level of the book, by distance to the price and by how long they have stood. Watch every pair, only the top coins by market cap, everything but the top, or your own lists of pairs. When the price comes close to a density, its row lights up, and the journal shows which densities were eaten or pulled.
Open RadarCandlestick patterns
In the Patterns section of Tradepit you create your own candlestick patterns and get notifications on them through the scanner. A pattern is checked on history in the Backtest section.
Creating your own candlestick patterns
In the Patterns section you create your own candlestick patterns.
Open PatternsPattern notifications through the scanner
Notifications for your patterns come through the Tradepit scanner.
Open ScannerCandlestick pattern backtest
The Tradepit backtest runs your candlestick pattern over the exchange's candle history and shows what would have happened to a starting balance if a trade were opened on every signal of the pattern. The calculation runs right in your browser.
A pattern run over history
You pick the pattern, the side of the trade, up to 50 pairs, a period from a day to a month, the starting balance, the trade size, SL and TP in percent. The backtest shows PnL and the return on the balance, win rate, maximum drawdown, the longest losing streak, the result of each pair and a table of all trades.
Open Backtest- You pick the pattern and the pairs.
- You set the balance, the size, SL and TP.
- You run the backtest and read the result.
Every backtest trade on the chart
Any trade of a backtest opens on the chart of its pair. It shows the pattern candles, the entry, the SL and TP levels and the exit.
Open BacktestHow the backtest counts
The exchange fee for the entry and for the exit is taken from every trade. If one candle touched both SL and TP, it counts as SL. Slippage, spread, funding and leverage are not counted. A result on history does not promise the same result in the future.
The Charts section for the whole market
Charts in Tradepit is a separate section with all the charts for tracking the whole market.
Open ChartsA pattern from candles on any chart
On any Tradepit chart a pattern is created right from the candles. You select candles, and they become your pattern.
Open Charts- You select candles.
- They become your pattern.
Security
Your API keys are stored only in your browser. The secret is kept as a key the page cannot read back, and Tradepit never sends it to its servers or stores it. When you sign out, the keys are erased from this browser.
Tradepit works directly with Binance, Bybit, OKX, Bitget and KuCoin. Exchange errors are shown to you in a clear, readable form.
Give a key for Tradepit only the rights to read and to trade, with withdrawals and transfers turned off.
How Tradepit protects your keysQuestions and answers
What is Tradepit?
Tradepit is a trading terminal for exchanges on the Spot and Futures markets. It has order book and chart trading, charts, clusters, a screener, a scanner, candlestick patterns, a pattern backtest and listings.
Which exchanges does Tradepit work with?
Supported exchanges are Binance, Bybit, OKX, Bitget, and KuCoin. On each of them Tradepit works with the Spot and Futures markets.
Does Tradepit have Spot and Futures?
Yes. Tradepit has separate trading sections for Spot and for Futures.
Where are API keys stored in Tradepit?
Your API keys are stored only in your browser. Tradepit does not receive them and does not store them. When you sign out, the keys are erased from the browser.
How do orders from Tradepit reach the exchange?
Tradepit works with the exchange directly, through your API key. An order from Tradepit goes straight to the exchange.
What does Tradepit show when the exchange returns an error?
Exchange errors are shown to you in a clear, readable form.
Can I trade directly on the chart in Tradepit?
Yes. In a trading window a limit is placed on the chart with Alt and a click or from the right-click menu, and order lines are dragged to a new price. An order can also be placed from the order book.
How do I set SL and TP in Tradepit?
SL and TP are set in percent or in ticks for the open position. Their lines show on the chart and are moved by dragging.
Does Tradepit have trigger orders?
Yes. A trigger order in Tradepit is a conditional entry that fires when the price reaches its level. It is placed from the chart menu or from the order book.
Can I create my own candlestick pattern?
Yes. In the Patterns section you create your own candlestick patterns. You can also create a pattern on any chart. You select candles, and they become your pattern.
Can I backtest my own candlestick pattern?
Yes. In the Backtest section a pattern runs over the exchange's candle history on the pairs and the period you choose, from a day to a month. A trade opens on every signal of the pattern, with your SL and TP in percent.
What does the backtest show?
PnL in USDT and in percent of the starting balance, win rate, maximum drawdown, the longest losing streak, the result of each pair and a table of trades. Every trade opens on the chart.
How accurate is the backtest?
The backtest is a simplified model. Exchange fees are counted; slippage, spread, funding and leverage are not. If one candle touched both SL and TP, the worse case, SL, is counted. A result on history does not promise the same result in the future.
How do I get pattern notifications?
Notifications for your patterns come through the Tradepit scanner.
How is the screener different from the scanner in Tradepit?
The Tradepit screener is a section for tracking the market when scalping. The Tradepit scanner scans the market for trading.
What is the density radar in Tradepit?
A section that shows the large limit orders in the order books of every pair of the supported exchanges and refreshes them every 2 seconds.
Does Tradepit have listings?
Yes. Tradepit has a separate listings section.
How does Tradepit make money?
Tradepit is free to use. Tradepit does not sell data, shows no advertising and takes no share of your trades or of exchange fees.
Who runs Tradepit?
The company that runs Tradepit is named on the About page, together with the Terms of Use and the Privacy Policy linked at the bottom of the site.
How do I contact Tradepit support?
Write to [email protected].