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Roxom lets you customize how amounts are displayed across the platform from the Preferences menu in the header. These settings only change how values are shown to you — they do not affect your actual balances, orders, or any underlying calculations.

Where to find Preferences

Click the toggle icon in the top-right of the header, between the Buy / Sell button and the notifications bell, to open the Preferences panel.
Your preferences are saved at the account level and sync automatically across web and mobile. You only need to set them once.
Header Preferences

Available preferences

The Preferences panel includes three settings:
SettingOptionsWhat it controls
Currency UnitBTC / SATSThe unit used to display BTC amounts
Hide BalancesOn / OffMasks balance values across the UI
Show USD EstimatesOn / OffShows an approximate USD value next to BTC amounts

Currency Unit: BTC or SATS

Choose the unit Roxom uses to display Bitcoin amounts everywhere on the platform:
  • BTC — amounts are shown in whole Bitcoin (e.g., 0.00075000 BTC). Best for larger holdings and a more traditional view.
  • SATS — amounts are shown in satoshis, the smallest unit of Bitcoin (e.g., 75,000 sats). Best for trading, small amounts, and reading prices more easily.
1 BTC = 100,000,000 sats. The conversion is fixed — switching the unit only changes how the number is displayed, not its value. Learn more in Supported currencies.
The selected unit applies everywhere BTC is shown: header balance, Funding Account, UTA, order tickets, position P&L, transaction history, and One-Click Trade.

Hide Balances

Toggle Hide Balances on to mask all balance and value figures in the interface. Numbers are replaced with dots (e.g., ••••••). Use this when you want to:
  • Screenshot or screen-share without exposing your portfolio
  • Use Roxom in public spaces
  • Reduce visual distraction while reviewing markets
Hiding balances is a display-only setting. It does not affect trading, deposits, withdrawals, fees, or any automated processes. You can toggle it on or off at any time.
What gets hidden:
  • Account balances in the header and wallet views
  • Position sizes and unrealized P&L
  • Order amounts in open orders and history
  • USD estimates (if enabled)

Show USD Estimates

Toggle Show USD Estimates on to display an approximate USD value next to your BTC amounts (e.g., ≈ $75,936 USD).
USD estimates are for reference only. Roxom is a BTC-denominated platform — all deposits, trades, P&L, fees, and settlements happen in BTC. The USD figure is calculated from the current BTC market price and will change as the price moves.
Use USD estimates when you want a quick fiat reference for your holdings, but always rely on the BTC value as the source of truth. For background on why everything on Roxom is BTC-denominated, see Supported currencies.

Frequently asked questions

No. Preferences only change how values are displayed in the Roxom web and mobile apps. API responses, balances, orders, and settlements are unaffected.
Yes. Open the Preferences panel from the header and toggle any setting on or off whenever you want. Changes apply immediately.
Yes. Preferences are saved to your account, so they apply automatically on any device where you log in.
No. The unit is purely a display choice. Fees, margin, and P&L are calculated the same way regardless of which unit you have selected.

This content is for informational purposes only and does not constitute investment advice. Trading digital assets involves significant risk, including the potential loss of your entire investment. Please review our Risk Notice before trading.

Need help?

Still have questions? You can speak to Roxy, our AI support assistant, available 24/7 in the chat bubble at the bottom right of your screen. You can also contact our support team directly at help@roxom.com.

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Last modified on May 26, 2026