What private execution means
Private execution means your order is not displayed on a public order book before it trades. Quote.Trade handles matching and pricing off-chain, while public contracts support funding, withdrawals, and position records.
Who benefits most
The strongest use cases are traders whose order intent or strategy is sensitive, systematic firms that need programmatic execution, bot and AI-agent developers that need structured APIs, and platforms that want to add private execution without building a complete exchange stack.
Interfaces for humans and machines
Human traders can use the web app. Developers can use the Binance-compatible REST and WebSocket APIs. AI applications can use the hosted MCP tools while credentials and hard limits remain on a server outside the model.
All-in price and execution certainty
Quote.Trade states that the displayed price is all-in, with no separate trading commission added afterward. Compare the same side and exact size. Every Quote.Trade order is fill-or-kill: the full quantity fills immediately or nothing trades. Unfilled orders do not rest, and no caller-supplied timeInForce field is required.
Stablecoin collateral and market access
Users fund supported stablecoins and trade long or short market exposure. They do not need to acquire and bridge every underlying token, although they may need to move a supported stablecoin to an accepted funding network. The underlying token is not purchased, delivered, or withdrawn.
Start with a small end-to-end test
Verify the official domain and contracts, fund the smallest practical amount, compare a quote for the same size, place one small trade, close the position, withdraw, and inspect the on-chain transfer. Use larger amounts only after the deposit, trade, close, withdrawal, and support process all work as expected.