How many trading pairs (coins) can I launch for trading?
The specific number of trading pairs you can launch simultaneously is directly tied to the subscription plan you have active on your account. To get a precise count and see exactly which pairs you can activate, you must review the details in the “Packages” section of the system.
Why does the subscription plan dictate the number of pairs I can launch?
The structure of the platform gates advanced features, like the sheer volume of concurrent trading pairs, behind different service tiers. Think of it like buying a limited number of licenses for complex software.
Your current subscription dictates the system’s capacity allocated to your account. A higher-tier plan unlocks more operational slots, allowing you to track and trade across a broader market spread without hitting limits.
How do I check my available capacity and upgrade my plan?
- Navigate directly to the “Packages” section within the system dashboard.
- Review the details presented for the different subscription levels available to you.
- Compare the stated allowances for concurrent trading pairs against the number you need to manage.
- If the current plan limits you, select the desired higher-tier package and follow the prompts to activate the change.
What is the common mistake regarding pair limits?
A frequent misunderstanding is assuming that pair limits are based on current market liquidity rather than internal system allocation. Many users expect the limit to increase as they add more coin pairs to the exchange.
When you run into a limit error, it means your account’s subscription level is the bottleneck, not the market itself. You must adjust your access level within the platform’s subscription management area.
After reviewing the necessary adjustments in the “Packages” section, monitor your system’s dashboard to confirm that the previously limited pairs are now active and available for trading.