A scalping terminal for crypto

In scalping, seconds decide everything: seeing the orders, placing one with a click, knowing your stop right away. Here is how MAMAY Trading Terminal handles it.

Order book, footprint and trade tape in MAMAY on one price scale

What a scalper needs from a terminal

Order book and orders from it

An order book up to 200–500 levels deep, for one exchange or combined across all of them. Click a price to place an order and set stop and target at once. Breakeven is calculated with fees included.

Tape and footprint

Large trades appear in the tape as bubbles, and the footprint runs by the minute. Chart, footprint and order book share one price scale, so your eyes don't jump between windows.

Protection from mistakes

Before an order goes out, the terminal checks the size and where liquidation sits relative to your stop. If the stop is beyond liquidation, you'll see a warning.

A layout of your own

Each panel is a separate block. Move them, resize them and save several layouts. Crypto charts have every timeframe from 1 minute to 1 day, including 3 and 7 minutes.

Exchanges and markets

Bybit, Binance, OKX, Bitget, Gate and MEXC, spot and futures. You choose the exchange and market in the trading panel. The DEMO account runs on Bybit futures: prices and order book are real, the money isn't. On other exchanges, make your first real trade at minimum size.

What you should know

Minute charts are in Pro. The free part has charts from 1 hour up. Scalping needs Pro, which you can try free for 14 days as a beta participant.
Windows only. MAMAY runs on Windows 10 and 11. There are no Mac or phone versions yet.
A terminal doesn't make a trade profitable. It helps you see faster and act more precisely, but most beginners lose money because of position size and emotions, not software.

That's why MAMAY has state control: after a losing streak the terminal warns you or blocks new entries. You choose the mode and thresholds yourself. Read more in the article on trading psychology.

FAQ

Can I scalp on the Moscow Exchange?

For Moscow Exchange stocks, MAMAY has a chart, tape and deep order book with data via Alor. You need an Alor token, which you connect step by step.

Are there hotkeys?

Yes, hotkeys work in the trading panel and the order book.

How much does the scalping terminal cost?

The terminal and manual trading on charts from 1 hour up are free. Minute charts and all screeners are in Pro at $49 a month, or $29 a month for early access participants as long as the subscription isn't interrupted.