How to use trial fund coupons for trading?
How to use trial fund coupons for trading on APP
1. Open a contract account
First, you need to open a contract account to view and use contract trial funds and other coupons.
You can open a contract account in the following two ways:
Method 1
Click the "Trading" option at the bottom → click the "Contract" page → click the "Amount" input box, manually enter any amount ≥ 100 USDT, click long or short, and the contract account opening prompt will pop up. After checking the "Known Risk" option, click "Open Account Now" to open a contract account.
Method 2
Click the "Assets" option → click the "Contract" page → click "Transfer", and the contract account opening prompt will pop up. After checking the "Known Risk" option, click "Open Account Now" to open a contract account.
2. Use of trial funds
Click the "Trading" option, switch to the "Contract" trading page, select "Benefits", check the contract trial fund you want to use, manually fill in the contract position amount you want to order *(Contract position amount = Contract trial fund face value × Leverage multiple)*, click Buy (Long) or Sell (Short) to start your first contract trading experience!
How to use trial fund coupons for trading on web
Currently, the web side does not support contract trial fund coupon trading
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