Web Colibri
The WebColibri platform provides a comprehensive set of tools for managing cryptocurrency trading on the Colibri trading terminal, as well as for managing assets and administering accounts.
Upon registration, users are provided with a Crypto Exchange sub-account without needing to complete the exchange’s KYC process. Additionally, through WebColibri, users can receive a rebate on the trading fees incurred on their sub-account.
Upon registration, users are provided with a Crypto Exchange sub-account without needing to complete the exchange’s KYC process. Additionally, through WebColibri, users can receive a rebate on the trading fees incurred on their sub-account.
The platform also includes all the features of the Crypto Diary, a tool designed for traders to help them track and analyze cryptocurrency transactions within the Colibri terminal.
Key Features of the Crypto Diary of Web Colibri:
Trade Table: A central location for keeping track of all trades.
Visual Analytics: Displays trades along with their profit and loss (PnL).
Trade Export: The ability to download trade data in various formats.
Key Features of the Crypto Diary of Web Colibri:
Trade Table: A central location for keeping track of all trades.
Visual Analytics: Displays trades along with their profit and loss (PnL).
Trade Export: The ability to download trade data in various formats.
Main page:
Wallet: Displays balance and financial results, specifically showing USDT.
Open Positions: Section for active trades with details like trading pair, type, unrealized profit, entry price, quantity, and volume.
Closed Positions: A section dedicated to reviewing trades that have been completed or closed.
Wallet: Displays balance and financial results, specifically showing USDT.
Open Positions: Section for active trades with details like trading pair, type, unrealized profit, entry price, quantity, and volume.
Closed Positions: A section dedicated to reviewing trades that have been completed or closed.
Limit Orders: Shows any pending limit orders, including the pair, category, direction, type, trigger price, quantity, and volume.
Trading Pair. The interface supports different trading pairs. This allows the user to trade between different cryptocurrencies or other assets.
Order Details:
Type: This would refer to the type of trade or order (e.g., market, limit).
Unrealized Profit: Indicates potential profit from open positions that have not yet been realized by closing the trade.
Entry Price: The price at which the position was opened.
Quantity: The amount of the asset involved in the trade.
Volume: The overall volume of the trade.
Trigger Price: The price that would trigger a specific action, such as executing a stop-loss or take-profit order.
No Open Orders: Indicates that there are no active orders in the system.
Trading Pair. The interface supports different trading pairs. This allows the user to trade between different cryptocurrencies or other assets.
Order Details:
Type: This would refer to the type of trade or order (e.g., market, limit).
Unrealized Profit: Indicates potential profit from open positions that have not yet been realized by closing the trade.
Entry Price: The price at which the position was opened.
Quantity: The amount of the asset involved in the trade.
Volume: The overall volume of the trade.
Trigger Price: The price that would trigger a specific action, such as executing a stop-loss or take-profit order.
No Open Orders: Indicates that there are no active orders in the system.
Limit Orders:
Category: Refers to the classification of the order.
Direction: Indicates whether the order is a buy or sell.
Type: Specifies the type of order, such as limit or stop.
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Profile section, where one can manage personal details such as:
Email: user’s registered email address.
UID: A unique user identification number.
Phone Number: Field to enter user’s phone number.
Password and Two-Factor Authentication (2FA): Options to change password and enable/disable 2FA for enhanced security.
This section allows users to update and secure their account details.
Leverage settings on the Colibri platform. It displays various cryptocurrency trading pairs with options to adjust the leverage for each pair. Key columns include:
Pair: Lists the trading pairs (e.g., AIDOGEUSDT, BABYDOGEUSDT).
Risk Limit: The maximum allowable risk for each pair.
Max Leverage: The maximum leverage that can be applied to a specific trading pair.
One can adjust the leverage using sliders and apply the changes with the "Apply" button.
Category: Refers to the classification of the order.
Direction: Indicates whether the order is a buy or sell.
Type: Specifies the type of order, such as limit or stop.
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Profile section, where one can manage personal details such as:
Email: user’s registered email address.
UID: A unique user identification number.
Phone Number: Field to enter user’s phone number.
Password and Two-Factor Authentication (2FA): Options to change password and enable/disable 2FA for enhanced security.
This section allows users to update and secure their account details.
Leverage settings on the Colibri platform. It displays various cryptocurrency trading pairs with options to adjust the leverage for each pair. Key columns include:
Pair: Lists the trading pairs (e.g., AIDOGEUSDT, BABYDOGEUSDT).
Risk Limit: The maximum allowable risk for each pair.
Max Leverage: The maximum leverage that can be applied to a specific trading pair.
One can adjust the leverage using sliders and apply the changes with the "Apply" button.
Wallet Section:
This section displays the balance of various cryptocurrencies.
Each currency shows the amount available, its equivalent in USD, and whether any of it is locked or free to use.
Deposit and Withdraw: Options to add funds to or withdraw funds from the wallet.
Buy/Sell: This likely allows the user to trade cryptocurrencies directly within the platform.
The total balance across all assets in the wallet.
API Keys Section:
This section provides a comprehensive overview of API key management within the platform, allowing users to monitor their keys, check their status, and create new keys as needed. This section lists the API keys that are associated with the user’s account.
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Name: The name or label given to each API key.
Expiration: Indicates when each API key will expire.
Expired: Some API keys have already expired, which is indicated by the term "Expired"
The actual API keys are represented by strings of characters, such as "bslQFnelWz0un3eka4" and "1ToQZFMUww9qUopvqz." These keys are used to authenticate API requests.
Status: Some keys have specific statuses, indicated by symbols like "x" (meaning inactive or expired) and "✓" (meaning active or valid).
Create New Key:
There’s an option to create a new API key, allowing the user to generate additional keys for different purposes. The user can specify whether the key should be "read-only" or enabled for "trading" purposes.
This section displays the balance of various cryptocurrencies.
Each currency shows the amount available, its equivalent in USD, and whether any of it is locked or free to use.
Deposit and Withdraw: Options to add funds to or withdraw funds from the wallet.
Buy/Sell: This likely allows the user to trade cryptocurrencies directly within the platform.
The total balance across all assets in the wallet.
API Keys Section:
This section provides a comprehensive overview of API key management within the platform, allowing users to monitor their keys, check their status, and create new keys as needed. This section lists the API keys that are associated with the user’s account.
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Name: The name or label given to each API key.
Expiration: Indicates when each API key will expire.
Expired: Some API keys have already expired, which is indicated by the term "Expired"
The actual API keys are represented by strings of characters, such as "bslQFnelWz0un3eka4" and "1ToQZFMUww9qUopvqz." These keys are used to authenticate API requests.
Status: Some keys have specific statuses, indicated by symbols like "x" (meaning inactive or expired) and "✓" (meaning active or valid).
Create New Key:
There’s an option to create a new API key, allowing the user to generate additional keys for different purposes. The user can specify whether the key should be "read-only" or enabled for "trading" purposes.
Administrator Section:
This section is intended for administrative users who manage or oversee multiple accounts and subaccounts and their associated activities, allowing the administrator to track email contacts, monitor earnings, withdrawals, and maintain API keys for different functionalities within the platform
Withdrawals and Earnings:
These options suggest that the administrator has access to information regarding withdrawals and earnings for monitoring or managing these aspects across accounts.
Subaccounts :
A list of subaccounts under the main account, each with a unique ID. This is used to manage different user profiles or segments within the platform.
User Information:
Username: An identifier for the user, such as "2024082610362825".
Account ID: Unique IDs associated with each subaccount, such as "265710850".
This section is intended for administrative users who manage or oversee multiple accounts and subaccounts and their associated activities, allowing the administrator to track email contacts, monitor earnings, withdrawals, and maintain API keys for different functionalities within the platform
Withdrawals and Earnings:
These options suggest that the administrator has access to information regarding withdrawals and earnings for monitoring or managing these aspects across accounts.
Subaccounts :
A list of subaccounts under the main account, each with a unique ID. This is used to manage different user profiles or segments within the platform.
User Information:
Username: An identifier for the user, such as "2024082610362825".
Account ID: Unique IDs associated with each subaccount, such as "265710850".