1-click and auto mode

taker has two related toggles that remove a click. Both change when you confirm, never what is checked.

1-click (trade page)

On by default. Press buy or sell and the order executes immediately — no card, no second click. A toast reports what happened: size, price, notional. It also applies to the CLOSE and ½ buttons on your positions.

This is the venue-native posture and what a fast trader expects. Turn it off with the 1-CLICK chip in the ticket; the setting sticks.

AUTO (chat)

Off by default. With AUTO on, cards the assistant proposes are confirmed the moment they appear rather than waiting for your click. The card still renders, and your limits still apply.

What is never removed

Neither toggle changes any server-side control:

• Every order still passes the policy engine — size, leverage, daily loss, daily notional, slippage.
• Every order is still priced server-side and executed by the same path.
• Every order still carries the same idempotency guarantee, so a retried request cannot double-fill.

What you give up is the review step — the moment where you read the numbers before agreeing to them. That is a real thing to give up, which is why the toggle is visible and one click away.

The exception that always requires a click

An order proposed in a turn where the assistant used web search always needs manual confirmation, even with AUTO on. The card says so.

Fetched web pages are untrusted text sitting in the same context that builds orders. Nothing a web page says can execute anything — the policy engine and the card stand regardless — but auto-execute removes the human, so taker keeps the human for exactly those turns.

When to turn them off

• Your first days with the product, until the sizing behaves the way you expect.
• When trading a market whose tick or lot size you are unsure about.
• When you are tired. This is not a joke — the confirmation step exists for the moments your judgement is worst.