We will guide you on how to buy and sell digital assets on the Upbit PC web. Through the guide, you can check the order type, how to place an order, and how to check your transaction history.

table of contents

▸ limit order
▸ market order
▸ pre-order
▸  Easy ordering
▸  quote order
▸  Check transaction history

limit order

This is an order type used when considering price as priority over whether or not to execute a trade. You place an order by specifying the desired price.

1. How to buy

(1) Select the Number of Purchases > Limit Price tab.
(2) Enter the purchase price/order quantity or order total.
(3) Click the Buy button.
(4) Click the Confirm number of copies button.
(5) Click the OK button.

[Additional Information]

• (!) You can easily set the purchase price by clicking on the desired asking price.

2. How to sell

(1) Select Sell > Limit Price tab.
(2) Enter the selling price/order quantity or order total.
(3) Click the Sell button.
(4) Click the Confirm Sell button.
(5) Click the OK button.

[Additional Information]

• (!) You can easily set the selling price by clicking on the desired asking price.

[Notes on limit order]

• Limit orders will not be executed higher than your set buy price or lower than your set sell price.
• Orders to buy (or sell below) the current price will be executed immediately, sequentially, starting from the favorable price at that time.
• Even if the specified price is reached, the transaction may not be concluded depending on the execution method (price > time priority).
• Please note that the set order may not be 100% executed depending on the transaction execution situation.

market order

This is an order that is executed immediately at the market price by simply setting the order amount when buying/ordering quantity when selling.

1. How to buy

(1) Select Buy > Market Price tab.
(2) Enter the order total amount.
(3) Click the Buy button.
(4) Click the Confirm number of copies button.
(5) Click the OK button.

2. How to sell

(1) Select Sell > Market Price tab.
(2) Enter the order quantity.
(3) Click the Sell button.
(4) Click the Confirm Sell button.
(5) Click the OK button.

[Market Order Precautions]

• This is a taker order that is executed in the order book as soon as the order is placed. The item and quantity are specified, but the price is not specified.
• When a market order is received, execution is carried out sequentially starting from the most advantageous price (1st bid/sell price).
  • However, orders may be rejected to protect the orderer's assets.
  • When a market order is rejected:Transaction InstructionsPlease refer to ‘Order rejection items’.
• Buy Order: Just set the order amount and it will be executed immediately at the lowest current ask price.
• Sell ​​Order: Just set the order quantity and it will be executed immediately at the highest current bid price.

pre-order

A reservation order is an order that is automatically executed when the price of a digital asset reaches the monitoring price preset through a reservation buy/reserve sell order.

1. How to buy

(1) Select Purchases > Reservation-Limit Price tab.
(2) Enter the watch price, purchase price, and quantity.
(3) Click the reservation purchase button.
(4) Click the Confirm number of copies button.
(5) Click the Close or Go to Confirm button.

[Additional Information]

• (!) You can easily set the purchase price and monitoring price by clicking on the desired asking price.

2. How to sell

(1) Select Sell > Reservation-Limit Price tab.
(2) Enter the monitoring price, selling price, and quantity.
(3) Click the Reservation Sell button.
(4) Click the Confirm Sell button.
(5) Click the Close or Go to Confirm button.

[Additional Information]

• (!) You can easily set the selling price and monitoring price by clicking on the desired asking price.

3. How to check the pre-order you have set

(5) Click the Go to check button or
(6) When you click the Transaction History tab > Unpaid, you can check the details of unpaid reservation-limit order orders.

[Pre-order precautions]

• Monitoring condition setting standards
  • The monitoring conditions for pre-orders are set by comparing the monitoring price with the current price based on the time of order submission.
    • If the watch price is lower than the current price (watch price < current price), then the order will be executed when the coin price is lower or equal to the watch price (coin price ≤ watch price).
    • If the watch price is higher than the current price (watch price > current price), then the order will be executed when the coin price is higher or equal to the watch price (coin price ≥ watch price).
• Criteria for checking whether the monitoring price has been reached
  • Whether the pre-order monitoring price has been reached is checked based on the execution price that occurs after the pre-order is received.
  • When the watch price is first reached, the placed order will be automatically executed.
• Up to 20 items can be registered per market.
• Please note that the set order may not be 100% executed depending on the transaction execution situation.

[Reservation-limited price purchase example situation]

• Example situation - Reservation-limit purchase execution at the current price (current price > monitoring price > purchase price)
  • Current price: 129,476,000 won
  • Surveillance price: USDT 129,450,000
  • Purchase price: 129,440,000 won
• Description of situation for each section
  (1) Order not executed until the monitoring price is reached
  (2) After reaching the monitoring price, execute a buy order at the set purchase price.
  (3) Purchase completion status after reaching the purchase price

[Reservation-limited price sale example situation]

• Example situation - Reservation-limit sale execution at current price
  • Current price: 129,300,000 won
  • Surveillance price: USDT 129,376,000
  • Purchase price: 129,476,000 won
• Description of situation for each section
  (1) Order not executed until the monitoring price is reached
  (2) After reaching the monitoring price, execute a sell order at the set sell price.
  (3) Sale completed status after reaching the selling price

Easy ordering

This feature allows you to register frequently used order conditions in advance and place orders more quickly and easily with a single button click.

[How to use easy ordering]

(1) Click the Easy Order tab.
(2) I have read and confirmed the precautions. Click the button.

(3) Use the default easy ordering function, or
(4) Click the Edit, Register tab to edit the quick order.

[Easy order editing and registration method]

(5) Click the X on the right to delete the registered simple order, or
(6) Click the registration button at the bottom left to add a simple order.
(7) Enter the order name and conditions and save.

(8) Click the Save button.
(9) Check the newly registered simple order and click the buy (or sell) button to execute the order.

[Easy ordering precautions]

• You can register and edit up to 10 order conditions as desired through the registration/edit function.
• It only works in the USDT market and applies to all order types supported by Upbit.
• PC web supports simple order shortcut keys. We recommend using the Chrome browser.
  • Windows: ALT + number
  • macOS: Option(⌥) + number
• Please note that in the case of limit price type simple orders, the set order may not be 100% executed depending on the transaction execution situation.

[Notice regarding easy ordering]
[Update] Upbit improvements: Simple order function and additional price information information
[Update] Upbit improvements: Easy ordering function and shortcut key support - PC Web

quote order

This function is provided for ordering convenience, and support for the function may be temporarily suspended at Upbit's discretion, such as stabilization of transactions.

(1) Click the quote order tab on the exchange screen.
(2) Agree to the quote order precautions and click the Confirm button.
(3) Click the Do not watch again tab.

(4) Select the quantity you wish to order.
(5) Click the buy button to execute the buy order.
(6) Click the sell button to execute the sell order.

*Please note that the set order may not be 100% executed depending on the transaction execution situation.

Check transaction history

(1) Click the Transaction History tab on the exchange screen.
(2) When you select non-transaction, you can check the details of non-transaction.
(3) When you select a contract, you can check the contract details.
(4) Through the market filter function, you can check the non-trading/trading details for each transaction.
- Total: All non-traded/traded details in the entire market (USDT/BTC/USDT market)
- Current: Non-trading/trading history for specific digital assets in the market currently being checked
- Asset name (ex. BTC): Non-trading/transaction history of the corresponding asset in the entire market (USDT/BTC/USDT market)

(1) Click the Investment History tab at the top.
(2) When you click on the non-transaction tab, you can check the details of non-transactions.
(3) When you click on the transaction history tab, you can check the transaction details.

[Notice regarding confirmation of transaction details]
[Update] Upbit improvements: Pre-order, added market filter function, and increased limit price notification number