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How to Complete a CFD Trade on Bitunix (App)



1. What Is a Contract for Difference (CFD)

A Contract for Difference (CFD) is a derivative financial instrument. Its underlying logic is: you do not need to hold the underlying asset itself — you simply predict the direction of price movement and profit from the difference between the buy price and the sell price. Choose Buy when you expect the price to rise, and Sell when you expect it to fall. Once the price moves in the direction you anticipated, you can close the position to realize your profit. Bitunix CFD covers major global asset classes including Forex, Commodities, Precious Metals, Indices, US Stocks, and ETFs — all settled uniformly in USDx, allowing you to access multiple markets through a single account. This guide walks you through the complete process from account activation to completing your first trade on the App.



2. Core Advantages of CFD Trading

Multi-Market Unified Settlement: Forex, Commodities, Indices, and US Stocks all under one roof, uniformly denominated in USDx.

No Manual Leverage Adjustment: The maximum leverage for each instrument is preset by the system, and overall account risk is measured uniformly by Margin Level — simplifying risk management.

Flexible Take-Profit & Stop-Loss: Supports setting TP/SL by price or by percentage change, with the system displaying estimated P&L in real time.

One-Click Quick Orders: The App supports OneClick mode — tap to execute instantly with no secondary confirmation, ideal for fast, short-term trading.



3. CFD Trading Guide (App)

Log in to your Bitunix App and tap the third button 【Futures】 in the bottom navigation bar. You will be automatically redirected to the Futures trading page. In the top navigation bar of the Futures trading page, tap the second button 【CFD】 to start CFD trading.



If you have not completed identity verification, you must complete the verification process before trading CFDs. Tap the 【Open】 button, and a reminder window to open the account will appear at the bottom of the App. Tap 【Verify Now】 and follow the instructions on the page to upload a valid identity document and complete the identity verification process.



After completing identity verification, tap the 【CFD】 button again. The system will display a trading risk disclosure notice explaining the potential risks associated with CFD trading. If you wish to continue trading, check the 【Agree】 box and tap 【Confirm】.



When trading CFDs, first select your preferred trading instrument from the left side (such as S&P 500, Gold, Silver, Brent Crude Oil, etc.). Then, choose either 【Market】 or 【Limit】 order mode in the trading panel on the right side, and enter the required information, including trading quantity, price, take profit, and stop loss settings. After confirming the details, tap the trading button at the bottom to submit your order.



Note:
CFD trading operates through a separate account system. Your CFD account does not contain any funds by default. You must first transfer funds from your Spot account to your CFD account before you can start trading.


⚠️ Regional Access: CFD trading is subject to regional compliance requirements. The system will determine your access eligibility based on your IP address and KYC country information. If CFD services are restricted in your region, you may receive a notification indicating that you can only close existing positions or that opening new positions is unavailable.


After opening a position, understanding your position costs and account risk level is essential for responsible trading. CFD trading may involve costs such as spreads and overnight fees (swap fees), which vary depending on the trading instrument. We recommend checking the relevant fee details on the trading page before placing an order. CFD uses Margin Level to assess the overall account risk. The calculation formula is: Margin Level = Account Equity ÷ Used Margin × 100%. When the Margin Level falls to the 30% liquidation threshold, the system will partially or fully liquidate positions based on the account risk level. When the Margin Level is low, you are advised to add funds or adjust your positions in a timely manner to reduce the risk of liquidation.



4. Risk Disclaimer & Trading Advice

CFDs are high-risk derivative financial instruments, and prices may experience significant fluctuations. Beginner traders are advised to follow the core principle of "Light Positions, Strict Stop-Losses, and Ample Margin Buffer":

⚠️ Start with small lot sizes to avoid tying up too much available margin at once.

⚠️ Always set a stop-loss for every trade and plan your maximum acceptable loss in advance.

⚠️ Pay attention to each instrument's trading hours and market closures. Avoid holding heavy positions near market close or ahead of major data releases.

⚠️ Holding positions overnight will incur overnight/swap fees. If you plan to hold long-term positions, factor these costs into your P&L calculations.

⚠️ Closely monitor your Margin Level at all times and maintain a safe distance from the 30% liquidation threshold.



Special Notice

The CFD feature is currently available only to users in selected countries and regions. In the future, we will gradually expand the availability of this feature to more countries and regions based on business development needs and local regulatory requirements, providing trading services to more users.



Disclaimer

This article is not intended to provide:

(i) investment advice or investment recommendations;

(ii) an offer or solicitation to buy, sell, or hold digital assets; or

(iii) financial, accounting, legal, or tax advice.

Holdings of digital assets, including stablecoins and NFTs, involve a high degree of risk and may fluctuate significantly. You should carefully consider whether trading or holding digital assets is appropriate for you based on your financial situation. Please consult your legal, tax, or investment professional regarding your specific circumstances. You are solely responsible for understanding and complying with all applicable local laws and regulations.