CScalp Main Menu

Date of update: 16.08.2023

After launching the CScalp trading platform, the main program window opens. Here is everything you need for trading. In this article, we describe what functionality is implemented in the platform and what each element of the CScalp interface is responsible for.

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Interface Description

The CScalp trading platform’s interface comprises the primary trading elements. Let’s examine each section of the terminal.

1 Main Menu:

“Settings” Button: Provides connections to exchanges and allows configuring their settings. Here you can switch to “View Mode” to observe instruments, adjust proxy, hotkey and display settings, import/export & display settings, and change your PIN code.

“Financial Results” Button: “Finres” opens the trading financial result window.

“Analytics” Button: Includes notifications, watchlist, and trading signals.

“Trades” Button: Opens the window displaying all trades.

“Support” Button: Opens a chat with CScalp’s support team.

“Pin” Button: Enables the “Always on Top” mode.

“?” Button: opens the Help Center.

Info Button (“i”): Opens the instructions for connecting to Bybit, Binance, and OKX exchanges.

2 UTC Time (right-click to choose between Moscow time +03:00 UTC or 00:00 UTC).

3 “_” Button: Minimizes the window to the taskbar.
“Window” Button: Expands the window to full screen.
“X” Button: Closes the trading terminal.

4 Open order books. Learn more about how to rearrange or remove order books.

5 Name of the selected trading instrument.

6 “Settings” icon to access the instrument settings window.

7 Opens the chart window for the selected instrument.

8 Indicator showing that the user is in “View Mode” without the ability to perform trading operations.

9 Indicator of price step increase (x10, x100, x1000). Learn more about how to “compress” an order book in CScalp.

10 Maximum accumulated volume for the selected cluster timeframe.

11 Number of trades for the selected instrument (ticks).

12 Instrument’s trading amount

13 Total volume for the selected cluster timeframe.

14 Buyer-Seller volume difference for the selected timeframe.

15 Time of order transmission to the exchange (in milliseconds).

16 Order Book: A list of buy and sell orders.

17 Ask | Bid – Display of buyers and sellers is indicated by “|” (vertical line) in the absence of spread.

18 Icon to open the risk calculator window.

19 Indicator showing which order book is controlled by hotkeys.

20 Open tabs. Tabs can be renamed or removed.

21 Context menu where you can add extra workspaces and tabs, charts, and order books.

22 Order book display switch from lots to dollars. Learn more about volume mode in the order book hotkeys.