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「APP Version」Tutorial on Opening and Trading Traditional Finance Accounts
30/06/2026 09:50:18
What is a TradFi account?
A TradFi account is an account on the Bifu platform for conducting foreign exchange trading. After users register and complete the Bifu verification, they can open a TradFi account to carry out foreign exchange trading.
What is the process of opening a TradFi account?
First step: Log in to the BiFu account that has completed registration and verification. Select the "little person icon" in the upper - left corner - "Settings" in the upper - right corner - "Account Management" - "Add New Account".

Second step: Choose "Deposit" or "Transfer" to ensure that there is a balance in the "Funds Account"; then click "Transfer" and click the "Open Now" button on the right side of the "Foreign Exchange Account" on the page.

Third step: Set the leverage. You can set it to "500:1" or "1000:1". Set the currency to USD, click "Submit", and you can complete the creation of the foreign exchange account. Transfer funds to the created foreign exchange account through transfer to start trading.

What is the TradFi trading process?
First step: On the "Market" page at the bottom, users switch to "TradFi" and select the variety they need to trade.

Second step:
- "Quick": Open positions at the market price. After setting the trading lot size, directly select "Buy Long" or "Sell Short".
- "Standard": You can choose "Market Order" or "Limit Order", and it supports the setting of "Take - Profit", "Stop - Loss" . After completing the settings, select "Buy Long" or "Sell Short".

Third step: Users can view current and historical records through "Current Positions", "Current Orders" at the bottom of the page and the buttons on the right side.
- Current Positions: Information about the positions currently being opened.
- Current Orders: Information about the orders currently being placed but not yet executed.







