Users can view two different prices when trading on Flipster: Mid Price: This is the reference point used to trigger orders in Flipster, including Take-Profit and Stop-Loss orders. Mark Price: This is an estimated true value of a contract and is ...Read more

T-OTP is a short-term passcode generated every 30 seconds for secure access.

Since Flipster does not charge a monthly subscription fee, there is no traditional subscription to cancel. However, if you wish to stop using Flipster or close your account, you can follow these steps:Withdraw Funds:Ensure you withdraw all your funds ...Read more

The Notional Max Position Size is the maximum total value of positions that a user can hold at any given time. If this limit is reached, the user cannot place additional orders that would increase their position size.

Follow these steps to use Close Custom Amount:Navigate to the [Trade] tab:Tap on the symbol under [Open positions].Under the [Positions] tab:Tap on the [X] button.Tap on [Close custom amount]: Input the [Close amount]:Two ways to input the Close Amount:Manually: Tap under ...Read more

Max Slippage values are predefined but may be subject to periodic reviews or adjustments by the platform. Users should regularly check the Contracts page for updates on max slippage values and category changes for individual symbols/contracts.

Simply click the candlestick icon on the page to switch between line graphs and candlestick charts.

Identity Verification Level 3 is an advanced verification process requiring additional documentation to verify your residential address, further enhancing the security of your Flipster account.

Flipster is owned and developed by Presto Labs, ...Read more

Realized P&L (Profit and Loss) refers to the actual profit or loss incurred from closed trading positions. It calculates the financial outcome once a position has been fully closed.