What is BTCC TradFi?

BTCC TradFi is BTCC’s newly launched gateway to traditional financial assets. It follows the market trends of major traditional financial assets, allowing users to trade price fluctuations without directly holding the underlying assets.

Backed by a stable matching mechanism and deep liquidity, BTCC TradFi offers a contract-based trading experience across traditional financial markets, including metals, commodities, FX, and stock indices. With fast order execution, flexible leverage, and professional risk controls, you can easily trade TradFi markets using the same interface you already know.

BTCC TradFi uses USDT as the unified margin asset. Crypto-native traders can access TradFi markets more efficiently and easily without converting to fiat currencies or relying on third-party tools.

BTCC TradFi User Guide

I. Pre-Trade Preparation: Transfer Funds to Your TradFi Account

Before trading TradFi, you need to transfer USDT to your TradFi account.

1. Log in to the BTCC website or app, and go to Assets → Transfer.

2. Select Transfer from Wallet Account to TradFi Account, enter the USDT amount, and click Confirm. Funds are usually credited instantly.

II. Placing Trades

1. Enter the TradFi Trading Area

In the navigation bar, tap “Futures” - “TradFi” to access the TradFi trading interface.

2. Select a Trading Instrument

On the TradFi page, you can browse and choose tradable instruments, for example:
Precious Metals: XAU, XAG, etc.
FX: EUR, GBP, etc.
Indices: TECH100, SP500, etc.
Stocks: NVDA, AAPL, etc.

Select your target instrument (e.g., XAUUSD) to open the trading interface.

3. Choose an Order Type

BTCC TradFi currently supports multiple common order types, including:
• Market Order: Open a position immediately at the best available market price
• Limit Order:  Automatically opens a position when the market hits your target price.
• Stop Order:Triggers an order to open once the price reaches the stop level

You can switch between [Market / Limit / Stop] in the order panel.

4. Set Trading Parameters

In the order panel, set the following parameters in order:
• Direction: Buy (long) or Sell (short)
• Quantity (Lots): beginners are recommended to start with a small position size
• Leverage: adjustable at the top of the page; the default is relatively high and can be reduced manually
• Price (USDT): required for Limit / Stop orders
• Take Profit / Stop Loss: enable the checkbox to set corresponding prices (recommended)
After confirming the parameters, tap [Buy] or [Sell] to place the order.
 

III. Viewing Orders

You can view orders and your fund status via:
• The TradFi order list at the bottom of the current trading page
• Fund History: Assets — Fund History

IV. Slippage Explanation

In TradFi trading, slippage refers to the difference between the expected execution price at the time you place an order and the actual execution price. It typically occurs during rapid price moves, sudden liquidity changes, or price gaps.

Under BTCC TradFi’s execution mechanism:
• Market orders may experience positive or negative slippage upon execution
• Limit orders execute only at the specified price or better, and will not result in adverse slippage
• Stop orders are executed as market orders after being triggered and may experience slippage

In highly volatile markets, it is recommended to manage position size prudently and use limit orders and stop-loss strategies together.

V. Risk Control and Liquidation Mechanism

1. Risk Management Tools

BTCC TradFi supports basic risk management settings:
Stop Loss: limits the maximum loss on a single trade
Take Profit: automatically locks in profits at a target price
Setting stop loss and take profit properly helps control risk and avoid emotional trading during volatile markets.

2. Liquidation Mechanism

When the account margin ratio is equal to or below 100%, the system will trigger forced liquidation. Users are advised to monitor account risk status continuously and allocate positions prudently.