1. Tap the Markets icon on the bottom of your app screen

2. Search for and select your desired trading pair (the currencies that you will trade between). You can use the search bar at the top, or filter the markets page by trading pairs by selecting Stablecoins, BTC, ETH, or USD.

3. After selecting a trading pair, make sure Advanced trading is highlighted at the top of your screen.

4. From the main screen for the trading pair you've selected, tap Buy or Sell. In this example we will be placing a Buy order. If you'd like to place a Sell order though, tap Sell.

5. You can now begin to place your Market Order. Let's do a quick overview of the options available when placing a Market Order (below the image):

A. The Buy or Sell tabs (to determine if you are buying or selling a cryptocurrency). The default selection will correspond to your selection in step 4 above. However, you can also change your selection here, should you choose to.

B. The Order Type dropdown menu. You can tap the arrow to the right of the displayed order type to change your selection between: Limit, Market, and Stop-Limit orders. For more information on the differences between the three order types, see here. In this example we are placing a Market Order, make sure Market Order is displayed.

C. The amount of the cryptocurrency you wish to buy or sell. You can change the denomination by tapping the options on the far side.

D. Optional percentage tabs, allowing you to quickly select a percentage of your balance to trade.

6. To move forward with the trade, tap the button that says Buy ETH (substituting ETH for the currency you are trading for). Then, confirm your order details in the pop-up window.

7. Your Market Buy order can be viewed in the Open Orders section for your chosen trading pair. In this section, we will see the open Market Buy Order, as well as any other open orders. You can tap on an order to get more details. From here you can also cancel the order by tapping the trash can to the right of the order details.

1. Log in to your Binance.US account

2. Hover over Trade at the top of the screen. Select Spot Trading from the drop-down menu

3. Once you're on the Advanced Trading screen you can change your trading pair by clicking the trading pair displayed in the upper-left corner. From the drop-down menu you can scroll or use the search bar to find your desired trading pair.

5. Once you have chosen your trading pair, you can focus on the Place Order section on the right-hand side of your screen to continue completing your order.

Let's do a quick overview of the options available when placing a Market Order (below the image):

A. The BUY and SELL tabs. For this example, BUY is selected. If you would like to place a sell order, click SELL.

B. Tabs for Limit, Market, and Stop-Limit orders. For more information on the differences between the three order types, see here. In this example we are placing a Market order, make sure the Market tab is selected.

C. The amount of the cryptocurrency you wish to buy or sell.

D. An optional slider, allowing you to quickly select a percentage of your balance (see E) to trade.

E. Your available balance. Which currency is displayed will depend on the following:

6. To continue with the trade, click the bar that says Buy BTC (or whichever cryptocurrency you are trading). Then confirm your order details in the pop-up window.

7. A pop-up will briefly display in the lower right-hand corner, confirming your trade.

8. Your Market Buy order can be viewed in the Open Orders section in the lower left of the screen. In this section, we will see the open Market Buy Order, as well as any other open orders. From here you can view details of your open orders, and cancel individual orders or all open orders.

1. Tap the Markets icon on the bottom of your app screen

2. Search for and select your desired trading pair (the currencies that you will trade between). You can use the search bar at the top, or filter the markets page by trading pairs by selecting Stablecoins, BTC, ETH, or USD.

3. After selecting a trading pair, make sure Advanced trading is highlighted at the top of your screen.

4. From the main screen for the trading pair you've selected, tap Buy or Sell. In this example we will be placing a Buy order. If you'd like to place a Sell order though, tap Sell.

5. Select Limit Order from the dropdown menu. It may already be selected by default.

6. If you wish to set a specific Limit Price (the price the order will be fulfilled at), tap on the price section to change it.

7. Enter the amount you would like to purchase.

8. Press the Buy button, then confirm the order in the pop up window. Always review the order details to ensure the order amount and price meet your expectations.

9. Your Limit Buy order can be viewed in the Open Orders section for your chosen trading pair. In this section, you can see your open Limit Buy Order, as well as any other open orders. You can tap on an order to get more details. You can also cancel the order by tapping the trash can to the right of the order details.

1. Log in to your Binance.US account

2. Hover over Trade at the top of the screen. Select Spot Trading from the drop-down menu

3. Once you're on the Advanced Trading screen you can change your trading pair by clicking the trading pair displayed in the upper-left corner. From the drop-down menu you can scroll or use the search bar to find your desired trading pair.

5. Once you have chosen your trading pair, you can focus on the Place Order section on the right-hand side of your screen to continue completing your order.

To place a Limit Order, click on Limit.

6. If you wish to set your Limit Price, click on the price section and enter your desired price

7. Enter the amount you would like to purchase in the Amount section

8. Click the Buy button and confirm the order in the pop up. Always review the order details to ensure the order amount and price meet your expectations.

9. Your Limit Buy order can be viewed in the Open Orders section in the lower left of the screen. In this section, we will see the open Market Buy Order, as well as any other open orders. From here you can view details of your open orders, and cancel individual orders or all open orders.