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Last updated 1 month ago

After funding their trading wallet, users can begin executing trades on radFi. When a user enters a trade, radFi displays a quote. If satisfied, the user confirms the swap and signs a PSBT.

radFi then checks if the quote is still valid. If it is, radFi signs the PSBT. Once both parties have signed the PSBT and it’s broadcast, the user will immediately see their updated spendable balance in the trading wallet and can continue trading.

Note: If the quote is no longer valid due to other user activity, the trade request will be dropped. The user will need to request a new quote and submit another PSBT.

You can make deposits from your BTC wallet to the trading wallet on the portfolio page
If the user accepts the quote, they can sign the PSBT (confirm swap) to proceed with the transaction