Getting started

The Moonbot terminal interface is designed so that all key controls and information are gathered in a single workspace. This allows users to quickly navigate the terminal and locate essential functions, even on first launch.

This section provides an overview of the main interface elements of Moonbot: the main screen, navigation menu, and working panels. The goal is to help you understand the overall layout of the terminal and the purpose of its core components, without diving into detailed settings or trading scenarios.

Once you become familiar with the interface, it will be easier to move on to further configuration and make use of Moonbot’s features with confidence.

The main screen of the Moonbot terminal is a unified workspace that combines all the key controls and data needed to work with the terminal. The interface is logically divided into zones, each responsible for a specific part of the trading process.

At the top of the screen is the top utility zone. It displays the terminal name, connected exchange, market type, version number and date, and the name of the current terminal instance. This data allows you to quickly confirm which exchange and market the terminal is connected to and verify the current software version.

The central part of the interface is the main control zone. It includes essential components for operating the terminal, such as trading mode controls and access to the menu and key features. This area is used to start and stop terminal operation and acts as the central hub for control.

Next to it is the auxiliary control zone, which displays account balance information retrieved via API. The balance shows the available funds that can be used for trading in the terminal.

The main screen space is occupied by the chart window. It displays price movement for the selected trading pair, visual analysis tools, and additional display parameters. This is the central working area that users interact with when analyzing the market.

At the bottom of the interface are the orders panel and logs panel.The orders panel shows information about active, pending, and completed orders, while the logs panel contains service records of terminal activity such as order placement, strategy signals, and system messages.

There is also a bottom utility bar that displays connection status, current terminal mode, and other service data.

This layout allows the user to view key information and control the terminal from a single window, without switching between different screens or sections.

For a more detailed breakdown of the main screen elements, their functions, and extended interface options, please refer to the corresponding documentation section: Moonbot Main Screen.