Mobile View#

The mobile view is a phone-sized version of the Anboto app at pro.anboto.xyz/m. It uses the same login and the same accounts as the desktop app, so every order you place from your phone shows up on your trading desk, and the other way round.

It covers what you need away from the desk: checking your portfolio, following and cancelling orders, and placing TWAP or Iceberg orders. Everything else (multi-leg orders, analytics, settings, linking exchanges) stays in the desktop app, which is always one tap away.

Availability

The mobile view is enabled per team. If you do not see it on your phone, ask your Anboto contact to enable it for your team.

Opening the mobile view#

On a phone, when your team has the mobile view, you land in it after you log in.
From the desktop app on a phone, open Settings (gear icon) and turn on Mobile view in the View section.
From a desktop browser, go to Settings > User preferences and choose Try mobile view.

The choice is remembered per device: switching to the desktop view on your phone does not change anything on your computer.

To go back to the full app, tap the gear in the top bar and choose Desktop view.

The tab bar at the bottom has five tabs: Home, Orders, New (the raised button in the middle), Markets, and Portfolio.

The gear in the top bar opens Settings:

Row	What it does
Team	Switch to another team. Shown only when you belong to more than one team.
Desktop view	Opens the full desktop app on this device.
Log out	Signs you out of Anboto.

If you switch to a team that does not have the mobile view, the phone opens the desktop app for that team.

Home#

Home answers "is anything working?" at a glance:

the estimated total value of your portfolio;
an Orders card with your running orders (symbol, side, quantity, strategy, and a progress bar) and the orders that finished in the last 24 hours, with View all orders to open the Orders tab;
your watchlist, the same favourites as the Markets widget.

Orders#

The Orders tab lists your parent orders in two parts.

Running | Trigger at the top show what is working now. These lists are never filtered.

Running holds orders that are executing. Each row shows the side, quantity, strategy, venue, and a progress bar. A regular order with a limit price shows that price, and reads Paused while the live price is past it.
Trigger holds orders armed with a trigger price, and limit orders resting at their price. Each row states the phase: Waiting (with the trigger price), Triggered at a price, or Resting at limit.

Below them, Last 24h and History list finished orders. History shows your 200 most recent finished orders; use Transaction History on desktop for anything older. The All / Spot / Future chips and the search box narrow these finished lists only.

Tap any order to open its detail: symbol, side, quantity, strategy, venue, fill progress, average price, and for trigger or limit orders the Trigger and Limit price rows.

Cancelling an order#

From the order detail, tap Cancel order.
From the Running or Trigger list, tap the cancel icon on the row. A confirmation sheet opens: Keep order leaves it running, Cancel order cancels it.

Whatever has already filled stays filled. Read-only team members do not see the cancel controls. See Managing Orders for what cancelling does on the venue.

New order#

The New tab is the order ticket. From top to bottom:

Field	Notes
Symbol	Opens a full-screen picker that searches every venue market you can trade. The row shows the exchange, Spot or Future, and the live bid/ask.
Sub-account	The account to trade from.
Side	Buy or Sell.
Strategy	TWAP (spread the order evenly over a duration) or Iceberg (show only a slice at a time). VWAP, POV, IS and the other algos are available in the desktop app only.
Amount	Enter the size in the base asset or the quote currency (swap control), or use 25% / 50% / 75% / Max. Available margin (futures) or Available (spot) is always shown at the top of the card; it shows a dash when the venue does not report it.
Duration	For TWAP (an Iceberg has no duration). Days, hours and minutes, with shortcuts. The end time is shown under it.
Style	Passive, Hybrid or Aggressive, as on desktop. See Maker vs. Taker.
Limit price (optional)	Use bid / Use ask fill it from the book; Clear removes it.
Trigger price (optional)	Once you enter a price, choose Above or Below. See Trigger Orders.

Sizing and conversions use the venue's mid price, or your limit price when you set one. The button at the bottom reads, for example, Review buy 1.5 BTC; it opens a review sheet where you confirm the order.

Tapping the trade arrow on a coin (in Markets, the watchlist, or Portfolio) opens the ticket with the symbol picker already searching for that coin. Pick the venue market you want: one coin usually trades on several exchanges, as spot and as futures.

Markets#

Markets lists coins ranked by market cap from CoinGecko, across all venues, the same data as the desktop Markets widget.

Tabs: All, RWA (tokenized stocks, ETFs and commodities), and Favorites.
Columns: rank, coin, price and 24h change, market cap, 24h volume. Swipe the row to see the numbers; the star and the trade arrow stay pinned on the right.
Tap the star to add a coin to your favourites. Favourites are shared with the desktop Markets widget and include the base coin of every pair on your watchlist. Unstarring a coin that comes from your pair watchlist hides it from favourites on this device without changing the watchlist.
A search covers every coin, whatever tab is open.

Portfolio#

Portfolio shows the same figures as the Portfolio tab on the desktop trade page:

the headline is Est. Total value (all balances), Spot Asset value (Spot filter), or Future Margin Balance (Future filter);
uPnL of your futures positions, when positions are in scope;
a filter panel for exchange, sub-account, market type (spot / future / all), and hiding small balances. Chips under the headline show what the figure is filtered to; tap × on a chip to remove it.

The search box narrows the list but not the headline. Futures positions show their uPnL; their notional is not added to the total.