Step 1 (Opinion Window):

• Click on the "Opinion" tab.
• Select the "Trading" option to access cricket, Kabaddi & Football or trending topics related questions.

Step 2 (Trading Window):

• Choose the match you want to Trade in.
• Each question will have two options with different "Trading amounts."
• The total number of users who joined (trades) will be displayed on the upper left corner of the question.
• Example question: "Will AUS win the 3rd T20I match against IND? A. Yes B. No

Step 3 (Slot selection and order placement Window):

• The question will be displayed along with the user's selected answer.
• A "Set Amount" range bar will be shown, allowing the user to choose a max amount of up to ₹9.5.
• The user must keep in mind that the 'Total Trades Available' is not zero. The more no. of trades available, the greater the chances of matching.
• If the selected amount is eligible for trading, the user will not face difficulty in finding a match.
• A user can book up to '2,00,000 slots' in a trading contest
• The window displays "Your Investment," "Expected Winnings," and "To Pay" options.
• A "Tap to Join" button takes the user to the next window.

Step 4 (Trade Order Successful Pop-Up):

• After clicking "Tap to Join," a new window confirms that the trade order is successful.
• Users can go to the "Joined Opinion" tab to view their joined trades.

Step 5 (Joined Opinion Window):

• In the "Joined Opinion" tab, click on the "Trading" button.
• Tap to 'view your successful order'
• Users can check the joined contest in the 'Contest' section.
• "Trading" window opens, showing all joined questions (matched or unmatched).
• The "Total Trades" section displays the total investment & expected returns for live contests the user has participated in.
• Trading questions the user has joined are displayed in this tab.
• If some or all slots in a question are unmatched, the user can cancel those slots with the "Cancel Unmatched" button.

Step 6 (Matched Trades Window Example):

• The Question followed by 'Yes' or 'No' buttons are displayed at the top. It will allow users to re-buy slots again from this option.
• The "Total Trades" section shows the total investment & current winnings for all live contests the user has participated in.
• Below will appear two tabs with the 'Yes' or 'No' buttons.
• Either tab will have three buttons: 'Matched', 'Unmatched' and 'Sold'.
• "Slots Selected," "Amount per Slot," and "Investment" sections are displayed.
• If the user booked 10 slots at ₹7 per slot, the investment would be shown as ₹70 (matched trades for that question). The user will gain (₹100-₹70 = ₹30).

Step 7 (Unmatched Trades Window):

• Trades without available matches appear as "Unmatched".
• The user can either wait for a successful match or cancel unmatched trades for an instant refund.
• Clicking the "Cancel All" button cancels all unmatched trades for a question, providing an instant refund.

Step 8 (For selling Trade orders):

• Your selected answer 'YES' or 'NO' will be followed by the question you have traded upon.
• For example, User A bought 10 slots of a trade question.
• The 'Selling Price' can be set according to the user's choice from ₹0.5 to ₹9.5 as set in a slide bar.
• The user can also select the specific number of events he wants to sell.
• Next, the users' specified selling details like the Amount/Slot and Selling Amount will be displayed.
• Below will be a selling button 'SELL' which will confirm the user's selection.
• After setting the selling value the user has desired, the following tab will appear “Sell Order Placed”.
• While selling an event there will also be an option to 'Cancel Sell'.
• Upon cancelling the order, the tab will appear as Sell Order Cancelled
• In case an order is sold successfully, the 'Sold Orders' will come under the 'Sold' tab and the amount will be credited to your wallet.
• If a user doesn't sell his\her unmatched slots, then at the end of the contest, the user will receive the relevant refund.

Step 9 (Matched & Unmatched Trades Window):

• If there are no trading questions in either the 'Yes' or 'No' sections under the 'Matched' or 'Unmatched', then the screen will display a message of 'No Matched or Unmatched Orders Found'.

Step 10 (Book Profits):

• Your selected answer 'YES' or 'NO' will be followed by the question you have traded upon.
• The 'Book Profits' can be set according to the user's choice from Rs 1.0 to Rs 9.5 as set in a slide bar by simply clicking on(-, +).
• If the selected price is matched on which the user has traded upon, he/she will get the booked profit amount.

Step 1 (Opinion Window):

• Click on the "Opinion" tab.
• The "Trading" segment will appear next to the 'Pro-Play'& 'Skiller' tabs.
• Select the "Trading" option to access cricket, Kabaddi & Football or trending topics related questions.

Step 2 (Trading Window):

• Choose the match you want to Trade in.
• Each question will have two options with different "Trading amounts."

• The total number of users who joined (trades) will be displayed in the upper left corner of the question.
• Example question: "Will Bangladesh win the 3rd T20I match against India?” A. Yes B. No

• Users can also check the 'View Scorecard' at the top of their screen for a particular match.

Step 3 (Old to New)

• At the top right corner of your screen, you'll see an 'Old' button. Once you click on it, it will switch to 'New', activating the latest version of the trading interface.

• The 'New' version enhances market predictions by displaying real-time probabilities for outcomes such as Yes/No, Invest, Exit All, Exited Return, and more, making your trading experience smarter, faster, and easier.

Step 4 (Details & My Trades)

• Users will see two options: 'Details' and 'My Trades'.
• Clicking on 'Details' displays key insights such as Market Predicts, Exited Return, Live Returns and Activity - Order Book.

• Selecting 'My Trades' allows users to view a breakdown of all their trades, including Unmatched, Matched, Exiting, Exited, and Cancelled trades.
• The screen also displays the market prediction, in this case, a 58% probability of 'Yes', which is dynamic and changes over time, helping users make informed choices.
• The screen will also display action buttons, such as 'Invest' and 'Exit All'.

Step 5 (Slot selection and order placement Window)

• The question will be displayed along with the user's selected answer.
• A 'Set Amount' range bar(-, +) will be displayed, allowing the user to select a maximum price up to ₹9.5 along with the available quantity.
• The user must remember that the 'Total Trades Available' can't be zero. The greater the number of trades available, the greater the chances of matching.
• If the selected amount is eligible for trading, the user will not face difficulty finding a match.

• Depending on contest availability, you can book quantities up to 1-1k, 1-10k, 1-30k or 1-50k at once. Simply click the 'Settings' button and adjust the slider range.

• A user can book up to '2,00,000 slots' in a trading contest.
• It indicates that if you invest ₹5, your potential return will be ₹10.

ORDER BOOK

• The Order Book displays the available trades for both "Yes" and "No" options, along with their respective prices and quantities. It helps users understand the current market demand and liquidity.
• For example, when the price is ₹7, there are 2,607 trades available on the "Yes" side. Similarly, at ₹3, 9,098 trades are available on the "No" side. This pattern continues across different price levels, showing how the market is reacting.

ADDITIONAL OPTIONS-(BOOK PROFITS/STOP LOSS):

• Your selected answer 'YES' or 'NO' will be followed by the question you have traded upon.

• 'Book Profits' can be set between ₹1.0 and ₹9.5 using the slide bar by clicking (-) or (+). Similarly, users can adjust 'Stop Loss' to limit their losses to a selected amount.

• If the selected price matches the user's trade, they will receive the booked profit amount. If not, the user will receive the 'Stop Loss' trade price.

CONFIRMATION

• The window displays "Your Investment," "Expected Winnings," and "To Pay" options.

• A "Tap to Confirm" button takes the user to the next window.

Exit All

• Once the user clicks on the 'Exit All' button, they will be directed to the 'Set Exit Price' screen, where they can adjust the price using the (-/+) buttons and confirm by clicking on 'Exit'.

• A pop-up will appear confirming that all your trades have been successfully set to exit.

• 'Exited Return' indicates that the user chose to exit the trade early, before the outcome was decided. In the given example, the user invested ₹14 and exited with a return of ₹1.

Step 6 (Joined Opinion Window)

• In the "Joined Opinion" tab, click on the "Trading" button.
• Tap to 'view your successful order'

• Users can check the joined contest in the 'Events' section.

• The Active "Total Trades" section displays the 'Total Investment & Expected Returns for live contests the user has participated in.
• The segment displays the 'Unmatched' option along with the number of matched slots, in this case, '0 matched'. The user can click on it to view other segments or details."
• It also shows the 'Exit' option along with the number of matched slots, in this case, '1 matched'. The user can click on it to view additional segments or details

Step 7 (Session Play & Probability)

• This case will show the probability of the result for a particular session or question in a trading contest, along with what users believed the outcome would be, as illustrated in the example.
• It provides valuable insights to help users choose between 'Yes' and 'No' effectively.

Step 8 (SEGMENTED SLIDERS TRADES WINDOW EXAMPLE)

• A user can view two tabs with the 'Yes' or 'No' buttons, displaying the 'Live Returns' in both percentage and rupees.

• Segmented: All, Unmatched, Matched, Exiting, Exited and Cancelled, let users filter trades quickly and clearly.

Step 8.1 'All Trades' Window

• “All Trades” will display users' unmatched trades, cancelled trades, Yes/No options, buy prices, investments and much more.

Step 8.2 'Unmatched' Window

• Trades without available matches appear as "Unmatched".
• Just above the 'Unmatched' segment, users can view the total number of 'Unmatched' trades. In this case, the count is 1.
• The user can either wait for a successful match or cancel unmatched trades to receive an instant refund.

• By clicking on 'Book Profit' (BP), the user can access advanced options, including the ability to set both BP (Book Profit) and SL (Stop Loss) values under additional options.
• In this case, the status is shown as 'Pending', along with the selected quantity, buy price, and the chosen option, which is 'Yes'.
• After making the desired adjustments, the user can simply click on 'Save Changes' to apply them.

• By clicking on'X' on each unmatched trade, it displays the investment amount, the number of quantities (which users can adjust or edit), the order book and the buy price at that moment, along with the selected option 'Yes'.

• Clicking the "Cancel" button cancels unmatched trades for a question, providing an instant refund.

Step 8.3 ‘Matched’ Window

• The 'Matched' window displays the selected option (Yes/No), the amount invested, the current value, advanced options such as BP (Book Profit) and SL (Stop Loss), along with an 'Exit' button.
• The user can access advanced options, including the ability to set both BP (Book Profit) and SL (Stop Loss) values under additional options.

• In this case, the status is shown as 'Matched', along with the selected quantity, buy price, investment amount, current value, and the chosen option, which is 'Yes'.
• After making the desired adjustments, the user can simply click on 'Save Changes' to apply them.
• Once the changes are confirmed, a pop-up will appear notifying the user that BP/SL has been set successfully.

Step 8.4 'Exiting' Window

• The "Exiting" tab indicates that the user is currently viewing trades that are in the process of being exited.
• The user has invested ₹4000 on a "NO" option and is currently trying to exit 2000 units from that position. The exit value for these units is ₹2.0, which is presumably much lower than the invested amount, indicating a potential loss or reduced exit price.

Set Exit Price

• Use the slider to pick your exit price (now set at ₹7.5).
• "+" and "−" buttons let you fine-tune the exit price.
• Quantity is editable; click the pencil icon to change how many units you want to exit with.
• The slider visually shows your chosen exit price level.

Exit Summary:

• It displays the exit price you selected (₹4.5).
• It shows your expected return if you exit at this price (₹9,000), which means you are expecting a return or profit of (₹9,000 - ₹4,000 = ₹5,000)

Order Book:

• A collapsible section showing current market prices for Yes/No trades.
• It helps the users to see real-time data for smarter decisions.

Action Buttons:

• A user will find the 'Modify Exit' button to change their exiting price or Cancel Exiting Qty button to cancel changes if needed.

• The next step confirms the 'exiting orders to cancel', showing the Investment of ₹4000 and Exit Value of ₹3000. The user can finalise this action by clicking the 'Cancel Exit Orders' button.`

Step 8.5 'Exited' Window

• The 'Exited' tab shows trades that the user has exited, including their outcomes or returns.

• A user can view the status of their exited trades, including the final choice of 'NO', along with details such as Quantity, Buy Price, Exit Price, Profit/Loss, and Received Amount.

Step 8.6 'Cancelled' Window

• The 'Cancelled' tab displays trades that the user has cancelled, showing details such as the investment amount, buy price, and the selected option (YES or NO).

• A user can view the status of their cancelled trades, including the selected option 'YES', along with details such as Quantity and Buy Price.

Step 9 ('Completed' Window):

• A user can view the results of their trades in the 'Completed' window, located next to the 'Active' window, once the contest or trade has been settled.
• Click on the match whose result you want to view from the available list of matches you have traded on.

• After clicking on the chosen match, the user can view the final result of their trade. Then, simply click on the displayed question to view the detailed 'Settled' information.

Step 9.1 'Settled' Window

• The question indicates that the correct answer is 'No'. In this case, the user's Investment was ₹25, the Settled Value was ₹0, and the Winnings Return was -₹25, reflecting a loss because the user chose the incorrect answer. 
• Since the user's prediction was wrong, the final return is negative.

• A user can view the status of 'Settled' trades for matched trades, including the outcome ('Yes'), along with details such as Quantity, Buy Price, and any Negative Winnings or Losses.