One Crypto Trading Terminal for All Your Exchanges
Sumex Trade is a crypto trading terminal for spot and perpetual futures. Connect your Bybit, OKX, Hyperliquid and other exchange accounts, then trade all of them from one order form, one chart and one positions table while your funds stay on each exchange.
- CEX + DEX
- Spot and futures
- Smart Trade sizing
- Fast API Connect
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Trade on Multiple Exchanges From One Terminal
Sumex Trade connects major centralized exchanges and on-chain perp DEXs to one terminal, and the list keeps growing. OKX, Bybit, Gate, Bitget, BingX and KuCoin run spot and futures. WEEX and Hyperliquid run spot and futures with a fixed position mode, and Katana adds USDC-settled perpetual futures.
OKX
Bybit
Gate
Bitget
BingX
KuCoin
WEEX
Hyperliquid
KatanaOKXBybitGateBitgetBingXKuCoinWEEXHyperliquidKatanaSave an exchange, an account and spot or futures as an exchange tab and switch between them in one click. The order form, the chart, the order book and your positions follow along, so you never relearn a layout or juggle browser tabs.
Same order form. Same chart. Same positions table. Whether you trade on Bybit, OKX or Hyperliquid.
How to Start Trading on Sumex
Connect an Exchange Account
Open the Connection Manager and pick your exchange. Use Fast API Connect to approve on the exchange's own page, or paste a key created with read and trade permissions and withdrawals off. On Hyperliquid, sign one message with your wallet.
Pick an Exchange Tab and a Pair
Choose the exchange, the account and spot or futures, then search for the pair. Favorites and popular pairs sit in a strip above the chart, one click away.
Size the Order and Set TP/SL
Place a limit or market order with cross or isolated margin and your leverage. On futures, attach a take profit and a stop loss inline, or let Smart Trade size the position from your risk.
Manage the Position
Track floating PnL and the liquidation price in Open Positions, with break-even drawn on the chart. Close part of a position, close it with a reduce-only limit order, reverse it or close everything at once.
Fast Connect: Link an Exchange Without Copying API Keys
On supported exchanges, Fast API Connect replaces the copy-paste routine. You approve the connection on the exchange's own page, and the key is created and saved in Sumex for you.
Fast API Connect for Exchanges
Fast API Connect for Exchanges
Pick the exchange in the Connection Manager, choose Fast API Connect and approve on the exchange. You land back in Sumex with the account connected. No key, secret or passphrase to copy. OKX creates the key with read and trade permissions only, and a KuCoin key that can withdraw is refused.
Connect with Wallet on Hyperliquid
Connect with Wallet on Hyperliquid
Sumex works as a Hyperliquid trading terminal. Connect your wallet and sign one message: it approves a Sumex agent wallet that can trade spot and perpetual futures but cannot withdraw. Your wallet needs funds on Hyperliquid, and futures run in one-way mode.
Smart Trade: Position Size and TP/SL From Your Risk
Set the position cost, then pick a reward-to-risk preset such as 2:1 or 3:1. Sumex sizes the order from position cost × leverage, then places the stop loss and the take profit for that ratio in the same step. Pick Long ST or Short ST and confirm.
Position Cost and Exposure
The margin you commit, typed as an amount or as a share of your balance.
Risk
The share of the position cost you accept to lose at the stop loss, where 1 is the whole cost.
Reward / Risk
How far the take profit sits from the entry compared with the stop loss.
Manage a Futures Position From Entry to Exit
Every action on an open position happens in its row of Open Positions and on the chart above it, on whichever exchange the position lives.
Attach TP/SL to the Entry
Set take profit and stop loss with the order, by trigger price or ROI, and see the expected profit or loss first. Edit them later for the entire position or only part of it.
Order Book, Trades and Funding in One View
The terminal streams the data you check before an entry right beside the order form.
Order Book
Live depth grouped by price level, a bid-versus-ask balance bar and click-to-fill on any level.
Recent Trades
The latest fills with whale trades highlighted and a running buy/sell ratio.
Pair Stats
24H change, high, low, volume and open interest, your fee rate, and the funding rate with its APR, countdown and direction.
Charts and Layouts
A TradingView chart with 13 timeframes, up to four charts side by side and five panel layouts to arrange the terminal your way.
Pro Mode: Liquidity Heatmap and Volume Footprint
Switch on Pro Mode above the chart for an order-flow view of the market: where resting liquidity sits, and how much traded at every price inside each candle.
Resting liquidity
Bids and asks waiting in the order book are drawn as heat behind the candles: the brighter the band, the more size rests there. Hover the heatmap and a lens magnifies the levels around the cursor with the size resting at each.
Order Book Heatmap
Resting bids and asks are drawn as heat behind the candles, so liquidity walls stand out before price reaches them.
Volume Footprint
Each candle splits into traded volume per price level, readable as you zoom into lower timeframes.
Drag-to-Edit Orders
Drag a limit order or a TP/SL line on the chart to move it.
54 Chart Indicators and 9 Order-Flow Overlays
Pro Mode turns the chart into an order-flow workstation. Stack classic indicators with overlays that show who traded, where liquidity rests and where positions were forced out.
Cumulative Volume Delta
Cumulative Volume Delta
The running sum of buy minus sell volume in its own pane. Price rising while CVD falls warns that the move lacks real buying.
Liquidations and Open Interest
Liquidations and Open Interest
Forced closes per candle, longs above zero and shorts below, next to open interest candles and the funding rate: is new money entering, and which side pays?
TPO and Volume Profiles
TPO and Volume Profiles
TPO splits each session into 30-minute periods and marks the point of control and the value area. Session and visible-range volume profiles stack traded volume by price.
Customise the Terminal: Panel Layouts and Color Themes
Arrange the panels the way you read the market and paint the terminal in your own colors. Your choice is saved with your preferences.
Five Panel Layouts
Pro on the right or left, the order book left of the chart, chart-only K-Line Trading, or a vertical stack. Pick it under Preferences → Layout.
Seven Color Themes
From Sumex Classic to Retrowave, Cyberpunk and Nordic, picked in Settings or straight from the chart toolbar.
Your API Key Can Trade. It Doesn’t Need to Withdraw.
Sumex places orders through the exchange API key you create, so your funds stay in your exchange account. Here is what keeps that connection in check.
Click 'Create API key' and enable the 'Read' and 'Trade' permissions (leave 'Withdraw' off), then copy the generated Key and Secret.
Ask for a code from an authenticator app before withdrawals, subscription payments, removing exchange keys or login methods, and copy trading changes.
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Read and Trade Only
Every exchange setup guide asks for read and trade permissions. Leave withdrawals switched off.
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Permissions on Every Key
Each connected key shows its scope, READ or TRADE and spot or futures, plus a warning chip if it can transfer funds.
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Two-Factor Authentication
Require an authenticator code before anyone removes an exchange key, changes copy trading or withdraws.
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Broken Keys Are Flagged
A key that stops working is marked Invalid Key with Check and Reconnect, and missing permissions show in the order form.
Trading Competitions and Shareable PnL Cards
Trades you place through Sumex can count toward Sumex trading competitions.
Join Team vs Team battles with your connected API keys and climb a leaderboard ranked in Sigma Points, or enter the free-for-all Trading Competition with epochs and MR reward pools. When a trade works out, share a P&L card with the entry, the close price, the ROI and your referral QR code. See how Sigma Points work
Every Exchange in a Tab. One Terminal.
Add a tab for every exchange account and switch in one click, pair and all.
FAQ
A crypto trading terminal is one interface for placing and managing orders on exchanges you already use. Sumex Trade connects to your exchange accounts through API keys or a wallet signature, then gives every venue the same order form, chart, order book and positions table, so you trade spot and futures without switching apps.
Sumex Trade supports a growing list of venues. Today they are OKX, Bybit, Gate, Bitget, BingX and KuCoin for spot and futures, WEEX for spot and hedge-mode futures, Hyperliquid for spot and one-way futures, and Katana for USDC-settled perpetual futures. Binance, MEXC and HTX are not supported.
Create the key with read and trade permissions only and leave withdrawals off, which is what every Sumex setup guide asks for. Each connected key shows its permissions, and a warning chip appears if it can transfer funds. Two-factor authentication can protect removing keys, and you can revoke a key on your exchange at any time.
Yes. Choose spot or futures on the exchange tab and the terminal switches markets while keeping the same layout. Futures add leverage, cross or isolated margin, hedge or one-way position mode, take profit and stop loss, and Smart Trade. Katana is futures-only, and spot TP/SL is not available.
Smart Trade opens a futures position from your risk settings. You set the position cost, the risk and the reward; Sumex calculates the size as position cost × leverage ÷ entry price, puts the stop loss where you would lose your chosen share of the cost and places the take profit at your reward-to-risk ratio.
Pro Mode is the advanced chart in the terminal. Switch it on above the chart to add an order book heatmap, a live volume footprint and order-flow overlays such as TPO, CVD, volume profiles, funding rate, open interest and liquidations, next to 54 built-in indicators. You can also drag limit orders and TP/SL lines on the chart to move them.
On supported exchanges, choose Fast API Connect in the Connection Manager and approve the connection on the exchange's own page. The exchange creates the key and Sumex saves it, so you never copy a key, secret or passphrase. OKX keys created this way are read-and-trade only. Manual API Connect is still available on every exchange.
Yes. Pick one of five panel layouts, Pro (Right), Pro (Left), Order Book (Left), K-Line Trading or Vertical, switch the order book and recent trades on or off and set the chart height. In Settings choose one of seven color themes, such as Sumex Classic, Retrowave or Nordic, or build a custom theme with your own candle, volume and grid colors.
Yes. Connect your wallet and sign one message to approve a Sumex agent wallet, or paste an API wallet key. You then trade Hyperliquid spot and perpetual futures with the same tools as on centralized exchanges. Futures run in one-way mode, and your wallet needs funds on Hyperliquid.
No. Sumex Trade places orders through the API key or agent wallet you connect, so your balance stays in your exchange account or your wallet. Deposits, withdrawals and transfers happen on the exchange itself, and you can disconnect a key in the Connection Manager or revoke it on the exchange.
Yes. Trading crypto, and leveraged perpetual futures in particular, carries a high risk of loss: leverage magnifies gains and losses, and a position can be liquidated if the price moves against it. Sumex Trade is a terminal, not a trading bot or an order router: each order goes to the one exchange account you selected, at that venue's prices, fees and limits. Nothing on this page is financial advice.
Orders execute on your exchange account, so you pay that exchange's trading fees and, on perpetual futures, its funding payments. The pair header shows your fee rate for the selected account along with the current funding rate, its APR and the countdown to the next funding.
Yes. Sumex Trade runs in the browser and has a mobile layout with Chart, Form, Orderbook and Calculator tabs, so you can check a position, adjust TP/SL or place an order on the go. Desktop layouts add more panels side by side, including the order book and recent trades.