How do I buy/sell crypto instantly?

To buy or sell crypto instantly on Giottus, start by depositing INR into your account using UPI, IMPS, or NEFT. Then, navigate to the Instant Buy/Sell section, select the cryptocurrency you want to trade, enter the amount, and confirm your order. The crypto tokens will be credited to your account instantly. You can view your holdings in the dashboard section

What is spot trading vs limit order?

 Spot Trading: Buying or selling cryptocurrencies at the current market price. It's executed immediately, and the transaction is settled "on the spot."

 Limit Order: Placing an order to buy or sell a cryptocurrency at a specific price set by you. The order is executed only when the market reaches your specified price.

 Giottus Spot Market also offers charts, order books, multiple trading pairs (INR, USDT,    BTC), and low fees.

Does Giottus offer futures?

Giottus offers Perpetual Futures with up to 10x leverage, allowing traders to speculate on cryptocurrency price movements without owning the asset. With futures, you can go long or short, hedge spot positions, and trade 24/7, providing flexibility and opportunities for profit in both rising and falling markets.

What is the minimum trade size?

On Giottus, Easy Buy/Sell allows transactions starting from ₹100, with minimum amounts varying by coin and displayed on-screen. 

For Spot Trading, the minimum order size depends on the trading pair and token, and is shown during order placement. Minimum sell sizes also vary by coin, such as 0.0001 BTC.

Which pairs are supported (INR, USDT, BTC)?

Giottus supports trading pairs in INR, USDT, and BTC, allowing users to trade various cryptocurrencies. You can trade against these base pairs, such as BTC/USDT, ETH/USDT, and ETH/BTC. 

The platform offers over 250 assets for trading, including major cryptocurrencies. Trading pairs and market data can be explored in the Trade section.

What are “maker” and “taker” fees?

Maker fees are charged on orders that add liquidity to the market, typically limit orders that are not immediately executed. 

Taker fees are charged on orders that remove liquidity, usually market orders or limit orders that are immediately matched. 

Makers provide liquidity, while takers take existing liquidity. This fee structure incentivizes adding liquidity to the market.