You'll need to use the BotFather (@BotFather) in Telegram to create a bot and associated bot API token. Enter this bot token into Sandwich, under User Settings, as well as your Telegram UserID.
Blockchain transactions are irreversible. However, you are able to enter an offsetting transaction or an equal and opposite trade.
If this information is available from the exchange via API, Sandwich will display the UPnL and RPnL as reported by the exchange. Otherwise, Sandwich calculates the UPnL by using the Mark Price. If the Mark Price is unavailable, then the Last Price is used.
It may be that your limit order was placed at a price better than the prevailing best bid or offer.
Leverage and Margin mode options are controlled directly by the exchanges. Every exchange has a unique way of handling Leverage and Margin mode which means that specific functionality differs across exchanges.
Sandwich uses WebSockets and rest requests to retrieve data on your accounts from the exchange. If Sandwich cannot connect to the exchange for any reason, or if the connection is unstable, your Balances may not load, or may become outdated, or you may see values different to those you expect.
Sandwich uses WebSockets and rest requests to retrieve data on your accounts from the exchange. If Sandwich cannot connect to the exchange for any reason, or if the connection is unstable, your Balances may not load, or may become outdated.
Every exchange has a unique way of handling Leverage and Margin mode which means that specific functionality differs across exchanges. Read the full answer to see detailed descriptions of the functionality offered by each exchange
Yes, you can: Sandwich supports trading on various Testnets.
There are simple steps to follow to onboard your dYdX keys to Sandwich.
Yes and no. It depends on the exchange.
The Sandwich CLI offers a text-based approach to trading through Sandwich.
Not yet but it is on the roadmap!
NFT stands for 'non-fungible token'. Currently, NFTs cannot be bought or sold via Sandwich.
Sandwich supports transfers between main and sub accounts, as well as between sub accounts, on some exchanges.
There are no trade limits on Sandwich other than those imposed by the exchanges!
No, Sandwich cannot generate ETH addresses.
Slippage refers to the difference between the expected price of a trade and the price at which the trade is executed.
You can view your historical trades under the Reporting drop-down menu.
We automatically include new instruments as soon as they are available.
Time in force is a special instruction used when placing a trade to indicate how long an order will remain active before it is executed or expires. Sandwich supports Good-til-Cancel (GTC)*, Immediate-or-Cancel (IOC) and Fill-or-Kill (FOK) orders.
A market order lets you purchase or sell a financial asset immediately at the best price currently available.
Orders remain open for a period prescribed by the Time In Force applied. Sandwich supports Good-til-Cancel (GTC)*, Immediate-or-Cancel (IOC) and Fill-or-Kill (FOK) orders.
A limit order is an order to buy or sell at a specific limit price or better.
To start trading on Sandwich, the first step is to create and load your API keys.
Sandwich supports reduce-only orders on all exchanges which offer this order type.
For exchanges that offer Hedge Mode, Sandwich matches the exchange functionality.
Every effort is made to keep the Sandwich app up-to-date with all account types across the supported exchanges.
Orders are filled by market activity, so yes...
Sandwich supports post-only orders on all exchanges which offer this order type.
Not yet!
We are working on adding to our advanced order types.
Yes, you can.
Not yet!
Sandwich currently supports Market Orders, Limit Orders, Post-only, Reduce-only, and Customizable trade execution Algos! There is much more to come.
Favorites in Sandwich are a feature that allows you to easily access and manage your preferred instruments within the DMA (Direct Market Access) window.
Sandwich supports most major exchanges with high liquidity.
Algos and in-session trade history can only persist within your Sandwich session.
The Quick Trade ticket allows the user to enter trades based on the prevailing market conditions.