Taba documentation

Taba is one terminal for perpetual futures, prediction markets and market-making bots, across a dozen venues, from a single account and a single screen.

Most traders keep six tabs open: one venue for the pair that has liquidity, another for the one with the listing, a charting site, a funding-rate site, a spreadsheet for the journal. Taba is those six in one place. You connect the venues you already use, and every market they list shows up in the same order ticket, the same chart, the same positions table and the same journal.

Taba does not run an exchange. Every order goes to the venue you chose, matches in that venue's book, and settles under that venue's rules. Taba is the client, not the counterparty — which is also why some of what you can do here depends on which venues you have connected, and what those venues allow where you live.

Where to start

• Getting started — sign in, connect a venue, and place a first order.
• Where your money sits — the question worth reading before you deposit anything.
• Perps — the trading workspace itself.
• Venues — what each of the twelve asks for.
• Risk disclosure — read this one.