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Streaming prices, candlestick charts, order entry, risk controls and a complete ledger. The NOVEDOX terminal is the platform we actually run today, and it needs no download.
What it is
Most brokers treat the browser platform as the lightweight fallback and push you toward a desktop install. We took the opposite view. The NOVEDOX web terminal is the primary product: it is where quotes stream in, where charts are drawn, where orders are placed and modified, and where your position book and trade history live.
You open it at /dashboard after signing in. There is no installer to download, no version to keep current, no separate mobile build to fall behind the desktop one. Because the terminal is served fresh from our servers on every load, every trader is always on the same release, including every fix and improvement we shipped that morning.
The instrument catalogue is 31 markets deep: seven forex majors, twelve crosses, four exotics and eight crypto pairs. Default leverage is 200:1, and every account is denominated in USD. Crypto pairs stream around the clock; forex follows the standard weekday session calendar.
Feature tour
No teasers and no roadmap items in this section. Each of the following is in the product today and works on both the demo and live account.
Charting
Switch any instrument between 1-minute, 5-minute, 15-minute, 1-hour and daily candles. Each timeframe redraws from historical data, so a scalper reading 1m structure and a swing trader reading the daily are looking at the same market from the same feed.
Chart history
Scroll the chart backwards and the terminal fetches the next page of candles as you reach the edge of what has been loaded. You can walk back through prior sessions to find the swing high that matters without waiting for one giant download up front.
Order entry
Buy or sell at the current streaming price, or place a pending order to be triggered when the market reaches a level you nominate. Set your volume, attach protection, and the ticket shows you what you are committing to before you confirm.
Risk controls
Attach a stop-loss and take-profit when you open a position, then change either level on a live trade as the market develops, move a stop to break-even, trail it behind price, or extend a target when momentum continues.
Exits
Take part of a winner off the table and let the rest run with a partial close. Flatten your entire book in one action with close-all when conditions change. Net off an opposing position on the same instrument with close-by.
Live pricing
Prices are pushed to the terminal over a persistent WebSocket connection rather than polled on a timer. Quotes, position valuations and floating profit and loss update continuously while the market moves.
The ledger
The positions panel shows everything currently open with entry price, current price, volume and floating result. Closed trades drop into the history ledger with their realised outcome, giving you a reviewable record of every decision.
Accounts
Both accounts sit behind the same login. Switch between them inside the terminal to rehearse an idea on simulated money and then execute it on your funded account, without logging out or managing a second set of credentials.
Comfort
The terminal remembers how you left it. The instrument you were watching, the timeframe you were reading it on, and your layout choices, so reopening it drops you straight back into your setup rather than a default screen.
Specifications
Everything in this table is live in the current build. Anything not listed here should be assumed unavailable, check platforms for what is still in development.
| Feature | Detail |
|---|---|
| Access | Browser-based at /dashboard, no download, installer or browser extension |
| Supported browsers | Current versions of Chrome, Safari, Edge and Firefox on desktop, tablet and mobile |
| Instruments | 31 markets: 7 forex majors, 12 crosses, 4 exotics, 8 crypto pairs |
| Forex majors | EUR/USD, GBP/USD, USD/JPY, USD/CHF, AUD/USD, USD/CAD, NZD/USD |
| Forex crosses | EUR/GBP, EUR/JPY, GBP/JPY, EUR/CHF, EUR/AUD, GBP/CHF, AUD/JPY, CHF/JPY, CAD/JPY, NZD/JPY, AUD/NZD, AUD/CAD |
| Forex exotics | USD/ZAR, USD/TRY, USD/MXN, USD/SGD |
| Crypto pairs | BTC/USD, ETH/USD, SOL/USD, XRP/USD, ADA/USD, DOGE/USD, LTC/USD, LINK/USD, streaming 24/7 |
| Chart type | Candlestick, with the in-progress candle updating live |
| Timeframes | 1 minute, 5 minutes, 15 minutes, 1 hour, 1 day |
| Chart history | Paged, older candles are fetched as you scroll back through the chart |
| Order types | Market orders and pending orders |
| Risk controls | Stop-loss and take-profit at entry, editable on any open position |
| Position management | Partial close by volume, close-all, close-by opposing position |
| Records | Live positions panel with floating P&L, plus a full closed-trade history ledger |
| Price delivery | Streaming quotes pushed over a WebSocket connection |
| Accounts | Demo ($10,000 simulated) and live, switchable inside the terminal under one login |
| Default leverage | 200:1 |
| Base currency | USD |
| Funding | Crypto deposits in USDT via TRC-20, BEP-20 or ERC-20 |
| Account security | Email one-time-passcode verification; Didit identity verification for live accounts |
| Preferences | Instrument, timeframe and layout choices persist between sessions |
Getting started
No deposit is needed to reach step four. The demo account is funded automatically the moment your registration completes.
Create an account with your email address. We send a one-time passcode to confirm the address is yours, enter it and your account is open.
RegisterA demo account arrives with $10,000 in simulated balance already credited. No deposit, no verification, no waiting. It is ready the first time you open the terminal.
Demo vs liveGo to /dashboard. Pick an instrument, choose a timeframe, and watch the candles build as prices stream in. Nothing to install at any point.
Open terminalSet a volume, attach a stop-loss and take-profit, and buy or sell. Then practise the exits too, partial close, close-all, and modifying a stop on a live position.
Learn the basicsDesign notes
A downloadable platform fragments your experience. You end up on last month’s build because an update failed, or watching the market on a phone app that lags weeks behind the desktop one. Serving the terminal over the web removes that whole category of problem: the version you load is the version we shipped.
It also means the machine matters less. A borrowed laptop, a work computer with locked-down software installation, a tablet in an airport lounge. If it has a modern browser and a connection, your positions are one login away.
Entries are the easy part. What separates a workable platform from a frustrating one is what happens after you are in: needing to shift a stop while price runs, wanting to bank half a position, or having to flatten everything before a data release. Those actions, modify, partial close, close-all, are first-class controls in the terminal, not buried under a submenu.
The full layout: chart, instrument list, order ticket and the positions and history ledger visible together, so you can read the market and manage the book without switching screens.
The same terminal, laid out for a smaller screen. Ideal for checking floating P&L, nudging a stop-loss or closing a position when you are away from your desk. See the app page for how to add it to your home screen.
Automated strategies, third-party indicator packs and programmatic access all depend on integrations that are still in development, MT5, cTrader and the Trading API. So are withdrawals, two-factor authentication and copy trading.
Terminal questions
A current version of Chrome, Safari, Edge or Firefox and a reasonable internet connection. There is no minimum spec beyond that, no plug-in and nothing to install. The terminal runs on desktops, laptops, tablets and phones from the same URL.
Five: 1 minute, 5 minutes, 15 minutes, 1 hour and 1 day. Every instrument supports all five, and you can scroll back through history on each, older candles are fetched in pages as you pan the chart backwards.
Yes. You can attach both at entry, and you can add or change either level on an open position at any time, moving a stop to break-even, trailing it manually, or extending a target when a move continues.
You choose how much of the position’s volume to close. That portion is realised immediately and moves into your trade history, while the remaining volume stays open with its stop-loss and take-profit intact. It is the standard way to bank part of a winner and let the rest run.
They use the same instruments, the same streaming prices, the same order types and the same 200:1 default leverage. The difference is the money: demo balances are simulated, live balances are funded by real deposits. Full detail is on the accounts page.
Live accounts are funded with USDT over the TRC-20, BEP-20 or ERC-20 networks. Identity verification through Didit is required before a live account is fully enabled. Costs and network minimums are explained on the commission & incentives page.
Not yet. The terminal is a manual trading environment. Automation depends on the MT5, cTrader and Trading API integrations, all of which are still in development, see the platforms overview for where each one stands.
Register in a couple of minutes, get a $10,000 demo account funded automatically, and place your first trade on live streaming prices.
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