Getting Started

FLIPPER Help Center: Getting Started and Trading Guide

Flipper is a non-custodial trading platform that provides access to Spot Trading, Perpetual Futures (Perps), and DeForex through a single interface.

The current version of Flipper is available on Solana. Support for EVM-compatible networks is planned for future releases.

Instead of switching between multiple trading platforms, users can access supported markets, configure their trades, and manage positions from one place.

For Perpetual Futures, Flipper connects to supported liquidity venues behind the scenes. Users simply:

• Select a trading pair

• Choose a Long or Short position

• Enter the position size

• Review the estimated execution details

• Confirm the transaction in their wallet

Before an order is submitted, Flipper evaluates the available execution routes and presents key information such as the expected execution price, fees, slippage, and other transaction details. Users always review and approve the transaction before it is executed.

START HERE

Prepare to trade

Set up the essentials before placing your first order.

01 — WHAT DO I NEED TO TRADE Check the wallet, assets, and network requirements before you begin.

02 — CONNECT YOUR WALLET Connect a supported wallet and prepare it for trading on Flipper.

03 — MAKING YOUR FIRST TRADE Follow the complete trade flow from market selection to confirmation.

EXECUTION

Understand how your trade is executed

Learn how Flipper selects routes and distributes orders.

01 — SMART ROUTING See how Flipper compares available routes and execution conditions.

02 — EXECUTION PROCESS Follow the sequence from order submission to position creation.

03 — SPLIT EXECUTION Learn how one order can be executed across multiple venues.

AFTER THE TRADE

Manage trades and resolve issues

Monitor active trades and find solutions to common problems.

01 — MANAGING YOUR TRADES Review and manage your active trades after execution.

02 — TROUBLESHOOTING GUIDE Resolve common wallet, trading, and transaction issues.