Creating a New Cryptocurrency Trade Request

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Overview

Related Information/Setup

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Creating a new Cryptocurrency Trade Request


Overview

Before a user can create a new trading request, they must create a new trading account and get it approved by a Compliance Officer. A trading request is a request to trade with a financial institution.


Related Information/Setup

Please see the Creating a New Trading Account article for more information on creating a new trading account.


Navigation

  1. From the Home screen, click the Home dropdown menu.

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Home Menu

  1. Click the Employee Portal link.

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Employee Portal Link

  1. From the Personal Trading screen, click the + New Trading Request button.

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+ New Trading Request Button

Creating a New Cryptocurrency Trade Request

  1. From the New Trade Request screen, select Cryptocurrency from the Security Type dropdown menu.
    • Cryptocurrency: Cryptocurrency is a digital currency that is a tradeable asset. 

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Security Type Dropdown Menu

  1. Click the Next button. 

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Next Button

  1. From the Personal Trade screen, click the Add Existing Brokerage Account link.

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Add Existing Brokerage Account Link

  1. From the Add Existing Brokerage Account pop-up, click on the + Add link next to a brokerage account to add it to the Brokerage Account field on the Personal Trade screen.

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+ Add link

  1. (Optional) Enter a keyword in the Search field if you cannot find the brokerage firm you are looking for on the most recently created list.
  2. From the Personal Trade screen, fill out the following information under the Cryptocurrency Transaction Details section.
  3. Select the Coin type you are trading from the Coin dropdown menu. If the user selects Other, additional information is required.
    • Bitcoin
    • Ethereum
    • Tether
    • BNB
    • USD Coin
    • XRP
    • Cardano
    • Dogecoin
    • Solana
    • TRON
    • Other

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Coin Field

  1. Enter the Estimated Transaction Total in the Estimated total value of transaction field.

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Estimated Total Value of Transaction Field

  1. Select a Trade Action by clicking an Action radio button.
    • Buy: The buy option indicates the employee intends to buy the security.
    • Sell: The sell option indicates the employee intends to sell the security.
    • Short: The short option indicates the employee is selling a borrowed security with the intent the price will fall so the employee can repurchase the security at a lower cost.
    • Short Cover: The short cover option is buying back securities sold using the short option.

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Action Radio Buttons

  1. Enter the Quantity of the security the user is trading in the Quantity field.

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Quantity

  1. Select a Currency Code from the Currency dropdown menu. The currency code represents the currency the user is trading in.

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Currency Dropdown Menu

  1. Select an option to the question Do you have material non-public information about this trade? If the user selects Yes, they will have to include further details.
  2. Select an option to the question Could the proposed trade represent or create a conflict of interest? If the user selects Yes, they will have to include further details.

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Question Fields

  1. Enter a keyword in the Employee field and select your name from the dropdown menu. Entering your name indicates you acknowledge all policies and laws pertaining to this action.

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Employee Field

  1. Click the Submit button to send the request to a Compliance Officer. 

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Submit Button

  1. The Compliance Officer will receive an email notification indicating a request requires action.

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Email Notification

  1. Click the Cancel button to cancel the request and return to the previous screen. Compliance Officers will not see a cancelled request.
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