How Supported Exchange Execution Works
Eligible EdgeX setups may be submitted through a user-authorised supported exchange connection inside the secure EdgeX application.
Key takeaways
- use trading permission only
- keep withdrawal permission disabled
- expect exchange and liquidity constraints
Imagine receiving this information after the market has already moved. The original numbers may no longer describe the same risk. Eligible EdgeX setups may be submitted through a user-authorised supported exchange connection inside the secure EdgeX application.
A short scenario
An exchange connection belongs only inside the authenticated EdgeX application. Grant trading permission only, keep withdrawals disabled, document how to revoke access, and expect rejected or partial orders during difficult conditions.
What changes after the alert
Fees, funding, spread, liquidity and slippage can change the realised result. Market data can also become stale. None of these limitations is removed by automation.
Checks before execution
- Use trading permission only. Write down what evidence would satisfy this check and what would make the setup unsuitable.
- Keep withdrawal permission disabled. Write down what evidence would satisfy this check and what would make the setup unsuitable.
- Expect exchange and liquidity constraints. Write down what evidence would satisfy this check and what would make the setup unsuitable.
If current conditions no longer match the setup, declining it is a valid outcome. Use the shared risk reminder below for the legal and financial context.
Risk reminder Crypto trading involves substantial risk. Results are not guaranteed. Volatility, fees, funding, liquidity and slippage can affect outcomes.
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