PipByte Guides
Learn how PipByte actually works.
A practical education center built around the real PipByte experience — not generic trading theory.
How PipByte Works
Your journey, step by step.
- 1
Create your account
Register with your name, email and a secure password.
- 2
Verify your identity
Submit KYC so PipByte can confirm who you are.
- 3
Fund your account
Send a supported asset to your deposit address and submit it for review.
- 4
Connect your account
Redeem a connection code or request a connection to a professional trading environment.
- 5
Trade and manage your portfolio
Submit trade requests, track positions, and review every transaction in one place.
Learning Paths
Structured by topic.
Account Basics
4 lessons
How your PipByte account is set up and how it works.
Funding & Wallets
6 lessons
Balances, deposits, and moving crypto safely.
Trading
4 lessons
Positions, profit and loss, and thinking about risk.
Markets & Tools
7 lessons
Market Intelligence, charts, asset classes and the tools that support your decisions.
Account Connection
2 lessons
Connecting to a professional trading environment.
Withdrawals & Activity
3 lessons
Getting funds out and keeping track of everything that happens on your account.
Glossary
Trading terms, explained simply.
- Available balance
- The portion of your balance not currently held for a trade or pending withdrawal — usable now.
- Reserved balance
- The portion of your balance currently held against an open position or a pending withdrawal.
- KYC
- Know Your Customer — the identity-verification process required before trading.
- Account Connection
- Linking your PipByte account to a professional trading environment via a connection code or request.
- Trade request
- A submitted instruction to open a position, reviewed before it becomes a live trade.
- Position
- An open or closed trade, with a direction, size and entry price.
- Leverage
- A multiplier on position size relative to the funds committed, increasing both potential gains and potential losses.
- P/L
- Profit and loss — the result of a closed position, settled to your balance.
- Watchlist
- Your personal list of followed instruments, marked with the star icon.
- Ledger
- The record of every balance-affecting event on your account.
- Market class
- The category an instrument belongs to, such as Crypto, Forex or Commodities.
- Deposit address
- The address generated for you to send a specific asset on a specific network.