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Step-by-step guides and simple explanations to help you understand Nado and trade with confidence.

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Start Your Trading Journey

Choose a track and follow a guided path at your own pace.

1.

Getting Started

Set up your account, add funds, and learn how to confidently place your first trade.

You’ll Learn

Create and fund your account

Understand the basics

Place your first trade

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2.

Spot & Margin Trading

Learn how spot trading works and how margin trading can amplify your opportunities.

You’ll Learn

Spot trading essentials

Margin trading basics

Risk management

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3.

Perpetual Trading

Learn how perpetual contracts, leverage, and funding work while managing trading risk.

You’ll Learn

Perpetual contracts

Leverage & liquidation

Advanced risk controls

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4.

Getting the Most Out of Nado

Explore Portfolio Margin, NLP Vault, xStocks, and other advanced features across Nado.

You’ll Learn

Portfolio Margin

NLP Vault

xStocks

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1.1

How to Create and Fund Your Nado Account

To start trading on Nado, you create an account with your email, receive an embedded wallet automatically, and then fund it by depositing crypto or buying with cash.

1.1

How to Create and Fund Your Nado Account

To start trading on Nado, you create an account with your email, receive an embedded wallet automatically, and then fund it by depositing crypto or buying with cash.

1.2

How to Buy and Sell Assets on Nado

To buy or sell an asset on Nado, you choose a spot market, pick an order type (market or limit), enter the amount, and confirm the trade.

1.2

How to Buy and Sell Assets on Nado

To buy or sell an asset on Nado, you choose a spot market, pick an order type (market or limit), enter the amount, and confirm the trade.

2.2

What Is Spot Margin and How Does It Work?

Spot margin lets you use the assets in your account as collateral to borrow additional funds and place a larger trade than your own balance would allow.

2.2

What Is Spot Margin and How Does It Work?

Spot margin lets you use the assets in your account as collateral to borrow additional funds and place a larger trade than your own balance would allow.

3.1

What Is Perpetual Trading? A Beginner’s Guide

Perpetual trading means trading the price movement of an asset — like Bitcoin, Ethereum, or a tokenized stock — without owning the asset itself, using a contract that never expires.

3.1

What Is Perpetual Trading? A Beginner’s Guide

Perpetual trading means trading the price movement of an asset — like Bitcoin, Ethereum, or a tokenized stock — without owning the asset itself, using a contract that never expires.

3.2

Understanding Leverage and Liquidation in Perpetual Trading

Leverage lets you open a position larger than your account balance, and liquidation is what happens when the market moves too far against a leveraged position for your account to support it.

3.2

Understanding Leverage and Liquidation in Perpetual Trading

Leverage lets you open a position larger than your account balance, and liquidation is what happens when the market moves too far against a leveraged position for your account to support it.

3.3

How to Place Your First Perpetual Trade on Nado

To place your first perpetual trade on Nado, you choose a market, select your margin mode and leverage, decide long or short, and place a market or limit order.

3.3

How to Place Your First Perpetual Trade on Nado

To place your first perpetual trade on Nado, you choose a market, select your margin mode and leverage, decide long or short, and place a market or limit order.

Nado Learn

Learn. Trade. Grow.

Step-by-step guides and simple explanations to help you understand Nado and trade with confidence.

Search

Start Your Trading Journey

Choose a track and follow a guided path at your own pace.

1.

Getting Started

Set up your account, add funds, and learn how to confidently place your first trade.

You’ll Learn

Create and fund your account

Understand the basics

Place your first trade

View Track

2.

Spot & Margin Trading

Learn how spot trading works and how margin trading can amplify your opportunities.

You’ll Learn

Spot trading essentials

Margin trading basics

Risk management

View Track

3.

Perpetual Trading

Learn how perpetual contracts, leverage, and funding work while managing trading risk.

You’ll Learn

Perpetual contracts

Leverage & liquidation

Advanced risk controls

View Track

4.

Getting the Most Out of Nado

Explore Portfolio Margin, NLP Vault, xStocks, and other advanced features across Nado.

You’ll Learn

Portfolio Margin

NLP Vault

xStocks

View Track

Most Viewed Articles

1.1

How to Create and Fund Your Nado Account

To start trading on Nado, you create an account with your email, receive an embedded wallet automatically, and then fund it by depositing crypto or buying with cash.

1.2

How to Buy and Sell Assets on Nado

To buy or sell an asset on Nado, you choose a spot market, pick an order type (market or limit), enter the amount, and confirm the trade.

2.2

What Is Spot Margin and How Does It Work?

Spot margin lets you use the assets in your account as collateral to borrow additional funds and place a larger trade than your own balance would allow.

3.1

What Is Perpetual Trading? A Beginner’s Guide

Perpetual trading means trading the price movement of an asset — like Bitcoin, Ethereum, or a tokenized stock — without owning the asset itself, using a contract that never expires.

3.2

Understanding Leverage and Liquidation in Perpetual Trading

Leverage lets you open a position larger than your account balance, and liquidation is what happens when the market moves too far against a leveraged position for your account to support it.

3.3

How to Place Your First Perpetual Trade on Nado

To place your first perpetual trade on Nado, you choose a market, select your margin mode and leverage, decide long or short, and place a market or limit order.