Getting started

1. Open the terminal

Head to rwa.wtf and select Sign in. Enter your email address; that's the entire sign-in flow. There is no seed phrase to write down and no wallet extension to install. Your account keys are created inside hardware-backed key infrastructure (Turnkey) and never leave it, so there is nothing stored in your browser for a malicious page to steal.

2. Fund your account

Open the funding dialog from the account panel. It lists the supported collateral assets and networks, shows the deposit address for the option you choose, and tracks the deposit until it is credited to your account. Network fees for on-chain transfers are paid by you and are shown before you send funds.

Withdrawals use the same dialog, in reverse: choose a destination, confirm the amount, and the terminal tracks the transfer until it settles on-chain.

3. Pick a market

Use the market selector in the header, or the search field, to browse all markets. Filter by category (Stock, ETF, FX, Commodities, Pre-IPO) and each row shows the market's maximum leverage as a tag next to the symbol, for example XAU 25× or SKHYNIX 10×. Alongside perpetual futures, the terminal also lists spot pairs for tokenized stocks against USDG (for example AAPL/USDG); spot markets trade at 1x with no leverage or liquidation risk.

4. Place a trade

The trade ticket sits on the right of the terminal:

1. Choose Long or Short (for perpetuals) or Buy / Sell (for spot pairs).
2. Pick the order type. Market orders execute immediately at the best available price; limit orders rest on the book until filled.
3. Set your size and, for perpetuals, optionally adjust leverage. The ticket shows your order value, estimated margin, and liquidation price before you confirm.
4. Optionally attach TP / SL (take-profit / stop-loss) triggers on perpetual positions.
5. Confirm. Fees applicable to the order are displayed at order entry, before you submit.

Your open positions, orders, triggers, order history, funding, and transfers all live in the account workspace at the bottom of the terminal.

5. Manage risk

• On leveraged positions, your margin can fall below the maintenance requirement and trigger liquidation. Watch the liquidation price shown on the ticket and in your positions table, and reduce leverage if it sits close to the mark price.
• Perpetuals exchange periodic funding payments between longs and shorts to keep the contract price aligned with its underlying index. The current funding rate for a market is shown in the instrument header.
• Markets on tokenized real-world assets keep trading while the underlying market is closed. Prices can gap when the underlying reopens, so size positions with that gap risk in mind, particularly heading into a weekend or holiday.