Welcome to your comprehensive guide to trading on Unocoin, the advanced yet user-friendly crypto futures trading platform designed to cater to traders of all levels. From setting up your personalised watchlist to executing trades with confidence, this guide will provide you with all the information you need to navigate and utilise the Unocoin Futures trade terminal to its full potential.
The Unocoin Futures terminal is an INR-settled perpetual futures platform where all contracts are quoted and settled in Indian Rupees (INR). All contracts on the platform are Perpetual — meaning they have no expiry date.
1. Navigate to https://unocoin.com/in/home?type=login.
2. Enter your registered Phone Number or Email and Password.
3. Click Sign In.
4. Enter the Six-digit OTP sent to your registered mobile number and click Continue.
5. Upon successful login, you will land on the Dashboard.
6. From the left sidebar, click on Futures to access the Futures terminal.
7. Alternatively, navigate directly to: https://unocoin.com/in/futures/inr/btc
Section 2: Understanding the Futures Page Layout
The Unocoin Futures terminal is divided into the following key panels:
Click the BTC-INR ▼ dropdown in the header to open the full watchlist. Unocoin currently offers the following Perpetual Futures contracts:
Watchlist Columns Explained:
1. Click the pair name dropdown (e.g., BTC-INR ▼) in the top header bar.
2. A full-screen watchlist will appear showing all available perpetual pairs.
3. Click on the desired pair (e.g., SOL-INR) to load its chart and order book.
Once a contract is selected, the top header displays real-time data for that contract:
What is Funding Rate?
The TradingView chart panel (centre of the terminal) provides a fully integrated, professional-grade charting experience. Unocoin uses TradingView for BTC/INR candlestick charts and supports a comprehensive range of tools.
Available Timeframes:
The 4H timeframe is highlighted as the default/active view for BTC-INR.
Chart Toolbar Features:
Chart Types: Candlestick, Bar, Line, Area, Hollow Candles, Heikin Ashi, etc.
Drawing Tools: Trend Lines, Fibonacci Retracement, Channels, Pitchfork, Shapes, and more
Indicators (fx): 100+ built-in indicators including RSI, MACD, Bollinger Bands, Volume SMA, EMA, etc.
Multi-chart layout toggle
Undo / Redo support
Hotlist / Heatmap views
1. Select a contract from the watchlist dropdown (e.g., BTC-INR).
2. Select your preferred timeframe using controls at the top of the chart (5m 15m 30m 1h 4h D W M).
3. Choose your preferred chart type using the chart type selector icon.
4. Click the `fx` (Indicators) button to add technical indicators relevant to your strategy.
5. Use the drawing tools (left edge of the chart panel) to mark important price levels.
6. Review OHLCV data shown in the chart legend: O Open, H High, L Low, C Close, Volume.
7. Apply your analysis to formulate a clear trading bias before placing an order.
The Order Book panel (right side of the chart area) shows real-time bids and asks for the selected contract. Three view modes are available via toggle buttons:
🔴🟢 Both — Shows asks (red) on top, bids (green) on bottom with the last traded price in between
🟢 Bids Only — Shows only buy orders
🔴 Asks Only — Shows only sell orders
B/S% Bar — A horizontal bar at the bottom showing the ratio of Buyers vs Sellers (e.g., B 40.93% | S 59.07%)
Order Book Columns:
Reading the Order Book:
🔴 Red rows (Asks/Sell Orders): Prices at which sellers are willing to sell BTC
🟢 Green rows (Bids/Buy Orders): Prices at which buyers are willing to buy BTC
▲ Last Traded Price (e.g., ▲ ₹68,02,080) — The most recent trade execution price, displayed prominently in the middle
1. Locate the Order Book panel to the right of the chart.
2. Ensure the "Order Book" tab is selected (vs. "Trades").
3. Observe red (asks) and green (bids) price levels.
4. Check the B% vs S% bar at the bottom to quickly gauge overall buying vs selling pressure.
5. Use large-volume price levels as potential support (bids) and resistance (asks) zones.
🟢 Green entries — Buyer-initiated (buy/long) trades
🔴 Red entries — Seller-initiated (sell/short) trades
1. Click the "Trades" tab in the Order Book / Trades toggle panel.
2. A live stream of recent trades will appear, newest at the top.
3. A succession of green entries indicates strong buying pressure.
4. A succession of red entries indicates strong selling pressure.
5. Use this in conjunction with the Order Book for a complete view of market sentiment.
The Order Placement panel is located on the far right side of the terminal. This is where you configure and submit all your trades.
The Isolated Margin Mode is displayed at the top of the Order Placement panel.
The current leverage (e.g., 75x) is shown next to the Margin Mode label.
Click the leverage button to open the Leverage Adjustment modal with a slider.
Available leverage varies by asset:
Step 3: Choose Your Order Type
Unocoin supports four order types, selectable via tabs in the Order Placement panel:
2. Enter the Quantity (in BTC for BTC-INR contracts).
Minimum order: 0.002 BTC
Maximum order: 50 BTC (shown as Max Qty: 50 BTC)
3. Use the quick percentage buttons to set order size as a fraction of your margin:
25% | 50% | Max
4. Review the INR equivalent shown below the quantity input (~ ₹13,598.27 updates dynamically).
For Limit Orders:
1. Enter the Limit Price at which you want your order to execute (in INR).
2. Enter the Quantity (in BTC).
3. Use the percentage shortcut buttons as above.
For Stop Limit / Stop Market Orders:
1. Enter the Stop Price — the trigger price that activates the order.
2. For Stop Limit: also enter the Limit Price for the subsequent limit order.
3. Enter the Quantity.
☐ Set Take Profit / Stop Loss — Check this box to attach TP/SL at order placement time. Enter your target price (Take Profit) and/or maximum loss price (Stop Loss).
Before submitting, review the risk summary displayed below the order inputs:
⚠️ Double-check your Margin Mode, Leverage, Order Type, Quantity, and TP/SL settings before clicking the execute button.
The bottom panel (Full width, below the chart) contains tabs for managing all your trading activity:
Open Positions Tab — Column Reference
Total Unrealized P&L: +₹5.20 (+0.17%)
1. View All Positions: Go to the Open Positions tab to review all active trades.
2. Monitor P&L: The Unrealized P&L column updates in real time.
3. Close Positions: Use the Close button on the right side of each position row to partially or fully exit.
4. Emergency Exit: Click "Close All" (red button, top-right of positions table) to close all open positions at market/limit price.
5. Add TP/SL: Use the TP/SL column to set or modify Take Profit and Stop Loss targets for each position.
1. Go to the Open Orders tab.
2. All pending limit/stop orders are listed here.
3. Use the Cancel button to remove any unfilled order.
Section 10: Key Trading Concepts and Platform-Specific Notes
All Unocoin Futures contracts are Perpetual — they have no expiry date. You can hold a position indefinitely as long as your margin remains sufficient. Periodic Funding Rate payments keep the contract price anchored to the underlying spot price.
All contracts are denominated and settled in Indian Rupees (INR). This means:
Deposits, withdrawals, and P&L are all in INR.
No need to hold USDT or other stablecoins.
Directly use your INR balance from your Unocoin wallet.
Minimum Quantity: 0.002 BTC
Maximum Quantity: 50 BTC per order
The Order Book panel features a B% / S% ratio bar (e.g., B 48.24% | S 51.76%) that provides an instant visual summary of the current buying vs selling pressure in the order book.
You are now fully equipped to navigate and trade on the Unocoin Futures platform. This guide covered:
1. Logging in and accessing the Futures terminal
2. Watchlist — 15+ perpetual pairs, all INR-settled
3. Market Info Header — Mark Price, Index Price, 24H metrics, Funding Rate
4. TradingView Chart — 8 timeframes, full indicator suite
5. Order Book — Bids, asks, depth, B/S ratio bar
6.Trades Panel — Real-time executed trade feed
7. Order Placement — 4 order types, leverage up to 75x, TP/SL controls
8. Bottom Panel — Positions, Orders, History management