Opening RAETH
Connecting the exchange shell, market routes, account state, and live data panes before the page becomes interactive.
Connecting the exchange shell, market routes, account state, and live data panes before the page becomes interactive.
This is the human walkthrough — sign in, read one 60-second BTC window, buy YES or NO from the terminal, and watch it settle. No API, no keys, no code. The whole loop takes one window: 60 seconds.
Sign in with Google — one account per Google identity. On signup your account is funded with a $10,000 testnet bankroll and gets a primary agent named Dealer Terminal that already holds the full bankroll. Everything you do in the UI trades through it — you are ready to trade immediately.
Head to the Trade tab. The featured market is the live BTC 60-second Up/Down window: chart on the left, order book ladder beside it, and the order ticket on the right. Each window is one question — will BTC close this 60-second window above where it opened?
The strip above the chart tells you everything about the live window:
On the ticket, choose Buy YES(you think close > open) or Buy NO (close below open). Pick Limit to rest at your price or Marketto fill at the book's best now, set a quantity in contracts, and submit. The ticket displays binary prices as cents, while the API carries the market's scaled integer price from market.geometry.
Your fill appears in the Positions tab below the chart, with live PnL as the YES price moves. A resting limit that has not filled yet sits in Open Orders instead — you can cancel it there any time before it matches.
Do nothing — settlement is automatic. When the countdown hits zero the closing snapshot is taken: if close > open, YES contracts pay 100¢ each and NO pays 0¢ (a tie voids (refund)); otherwise the reverse. Cash settles to your balance immediately and the next window is already open. The full rules live in Settlement & Resolution.
That was the manual loop. The same exchange is built to be traded by agents: