Multi-Exchange Position and Order Tracker

When you trade on more than one exchange, the hardest part is often just knowing what you hold. Each exchange has its own positions page, its own order list, and its own idea of margin. Ninja Terminal puts them in one panel. The data streams from your own accounts, and rows update as the exchanges report changes.

What tabs does the positions panel have?

Tab	What it shows
Positions	Open derivative positions across all accounts, with a count badge
Open Orders	Working orders and conditional (trigger) orders, with a count badge
Holdings	Spot balances with price, 24h change, value, allocation, and PnL
Order History	Past orders with type, side, amount, average price, and status
Position History	Closed positions with entry and exit, realized PnL, and duration

An icon row filters every tab by exchange. Where you have several accounts on one exchange, the icon opens a picker and shows the account count. Column menus let you show or hide fields such as break-even price, liquidation price, margin, and the TP/SL column.

What can I do from a position row?

• Close at market with inline presets of 10%, 25%, 50%, 75%, or 100% of the position.
• Partial or limit close from the close dialog, where you enter an exact amount or a limit price.
• Reverse the position, turning a long into a short of the same size, or the other way around.
• Manage TP/SL from one dialog. It shows entry, mark price, size, and leverage, checks that the take profit and stop loss sit on the correct side of the mark price, and shows the estimated profit or loss at each level. The trigger price can be mark price, which is the recommended default, or last price.
• Share the trade as an image. The share card has selectable fields and a hide amounts option that removes the PnL value and size but keeps ROI.

The close dialog shows a Real Money badge, and an optional Don’t ask again setting skips confirmation for single closes.

Is there a way to close everything?

A MKT Close All button closes every open position with market orders. It opens a confirmation dialog first. The dialog lists each position with its side, size, exchange, account, and unrealized PnL, and states that the action cannot be undone. Read the list before you confirm.

Which order types does the ticket support?

The order form changes with the market.

Market	Modes	Order types
Spot	Buy, Sell	Market, Limit
Futures	Open, Close	Market, Limit
Futures, Open mode only	Open	Also Stop and Stop Limit

Futures tickets also include a margin mode and leverage row with a leverage dialog, a price field with a best bid and offer toggle, and a size field with percentage marks and a toggle between units. The ticket previews cost, maximum size, and liquidation price for each side. In Close mode you choose the position side on hedge accounts. For one-line entries, use Quick Entry.

TP/SL can be attached at entry. In the ticket, the TP/SL checkbox is available for market entries only, and the control tells you so. How exchanges implement exits differs, so see the TP/SL guide.

How do I change or cancel an open order?

The Open Orders tab lists limit orders and a separate table for trigger orders, with trigger conditions shown. Each row has a cancel button. The edit popover changes price and amount in place, and shows how much has already filled. On the chart you can also drag an order line. See charting.

Where does the history go?

Closed positions feed the trading analytics page, which turns them into win rate, profit factor, and an equity curve. Exchanges limit how far back they report history, so the analytics describe the history that was fetched.

Position data is for your records. It is not investment advice, and unrealized PnL changes with the mark price. See unrealized PnL.