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One-Click Trade lets you instantly swap Bitcoin (BTC) for crypto assets or tokenized equities — and swap back to BTC using a single, swap-style interface. This guide explains how to buy and sell assets step by step, what to expect during execution, and how pricing works.

Prerequisites

Before placing a trade, make sure that:
  • You have Bitcoin (BTC) (or another supported asset) available in your Unified Trading Account (UTA)
  • For tokenized equities: the U.S. market must be open (Monday–Friday, 9:30 AM – 4:00 PM EST)
  • For crypto assets (ETH, SOL, USDC, USDT): available 24/7
Deposited USDC or USDT? The trading flow on Roxom is always BTC-based. If you deposited stablecoins, you first need to sell them for BTC via One-Click Trade. Then you can use that BTC to buy any other asset on the platform — crypto, stocks, or ETFs.Example flow: USDT → BTC → AAPL (or any other asset)

How the One-Click Trade modal works

One-Click Trade uses a single swap-style modal with two sections:
  • Sell (top): the asset you want to swap from. The dropdown only shows assets you currently hold. Your spendable balance is shown next to Available, and a + button lets you quickly deposit more of that asset.
  • Buy (bottom): the asset you want to receive. Your current holdings of that asset are shown next to Balance.
Both sections display a live USD estimate under the amount (for example, ≈ $99.62). A swap arrow (↑↓) between the two sections lets you flip the direction in one click. At the bottom of the modal you’ll see:
  • The current indicative exchange rate (for example, 1 STRC ≈ 0.00133091 BTC), with a small toggle (↹) to invert the quote direction.
  • A Tokenized Assets info link with details about the underlying instruments.
  • The main Confirm action button.
BTC is the hub of every trade. Every One-Click Trade swap has BTC on one side:
  • If you Sell BTC, you can Buy any supported asset (crypto or tokenized equity).
  • If you Sell any other asset (STRC, ETH, SOL, AAPL, SPY, etc.), you can only Buy BTC.
To go from one non-BTC asset to another (for example, STRC → AAPL), swap to BTC first, then swap BTC into the target asset.

How to buy a tokenized asset

Step 1: Select assets and amount

  1. Navigate to the One-Click Trade interface.
  2. In Sell (top), select BTC from the dropdown and enter the amount you want to spend.
    • Click MAX to use your full available balance, or + to deposit more BTC first.
    • The USD value of the amount you’re selling appears below the input (for example, ≈ $99.62).
  3. In Buy (bottom), use the dropdown to search for and select the asset you want to buy (for example, AAPL or STRC).
The Buy section updates automatically with the estimated amount you’ll receive and its USD value. The indicative exchange rate (for example, 1 STRC ≈ 0.00133091 BTC) is shown at the bottom of the modal. One-Click Trade swap modal with Sell on top and Buy on bottom

Step 2: Review the estimate

  • The interface displays an estimated amount of the asset you will receive based on the current market price.
  • Click Confirm to proceed.
This amount is an estimate, not a guaranteed price.

Step 3: Confirm the quote

  • A Confirm window appears showing the execution quote for the swap.
  • The quote is time-sensitive and refreshes automatically.
  • You have 10 seconds to accept the current quote.
  • Click Confirm before the timer expires to execute the swap.
If the timer reaches zero, the quote is automatically refreshed with a new approximate price, and the countdown restarts. Confirm quote window with 10-second countdown timer

Step 4: Execution and confirmation

  • Once confirmed, the swap executes instantly.
  • You’ll see a confirmation screen showing the final execution details, including:
    • The final amount received
    • The exact BTC (or SATS) paid
    • The final execution price
    • Timestamp and reference ID
In addition:
  • A confirmation appears in the Notification Center
  • A confirmation email is sent to your registered email address
  • Your asset is immediately available in your Unified Trading Account (UTA)
Order Confirm Oct

How to sell a tokenized asset

Selling follows the same swap flow as buying, just with the direction reversed. You can either:
  • Click the swap arrow (↑↓) between the Sell and Buy sections to flip the direction, or
  • Open the Sell dropdown and pick the asset you want to sell (only assets you currently hold appear).

What changes when selling

  • Sell (top) shows the asset you currently hold (for example, STRC, AAPL, ETH). Your position appears next to Available.
  • Buy (bottom) is locked to BTC — when selling any non-BTC asset, BTC is the only available output. Your current BTC holdings appear next to Balance.
  • Enter the amount to sell or click MAX to sell your full position. The USD estimate updates live in both sections.
All other steps remain the same:
  • You review an estimate
  • You confirm a time-sensitive quote
  • The swap executes instantly after confirmation

Execution and confirmation (sell)

Once you confirm the quote:
  • The swap executes instantly
  • You’ll see a confirmation screen with the final execution details
  • The final BTC amount is credited to your Unified Trading Account (UTA)
  • A confirmation appears in the Notification Center
  • A confirmation email is sent to your registered email address
The BTC credited reflects the final executed price, not an estimate.

Are there any trading fees?

One-Click Trade does not charge explicit trading fees.
The price shown in the confirmation quote reflects the execution price of the swap, with no additional charges applied after confirmation.

Key takeaway

  • One-Click Trade uses a single swap modal — Sell on top, Buy on bottom, with a direction-flip arrow
  • BTC is always one side of the trade: sell BTC to buy any asset, or sell any asset to receive BTC
  • Buying and selling use the same swap flow — only the direction changes
  • Quotes, timing, execution, and confirmations behave identically
  • No fees apply to buy or sell swaps
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.
Last modified on June 1, 2026