> For the complete documentation index, see [llms.txt](https://docs.brine.fi/llms.txt). Markdown versions of documentation pages are available by appending `.md` to page URLs; this page is available as [Markdown](https://docs.brine.fi/for-users/user-docuguide/web-app/place-a-market-order-trade.md).

# Place a Market Order Trade

There are two modes for traders in Brine, one is the 'Beginner' mode for newcomers and those who want a simple version of the application, whereas the 'Pro' mode is for more seasoned traders. We will explain how to carry out a market order trade in both modes here. 

### Mode: Beginner

1. Visit [testnet.brine.finance](https://testnet.brine.finance) and go to the 'Trade' section from the left side menu. 

*Note: Make sure the toggle bar in the top is set to 'Beginner'.*

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2. Select the desired trading pair, choose which asset you want to buy in the pair, enter the amount you would like to trade and click 'Create Order'.&#x20;

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3. Congratulations! Your order has been created.&#x20;

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4. To track your orders, visit the 'Orders' section in 'History' from the left side menu.

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### Mode: Pro

1. Visit [testnet.brine.finance](https://testnet.brine.finance) and go to the 'Trade' section.&#x20;

*Note: Make sure the toggle bar in the top is set to 'Pro'. The default mode is 'Beginner'.*

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2. Select the desired trading pair, choose buy/sell and enter the desired amount. Click 'Buy' or ‘Sell’. &#x20;

*Note: The default option is 'Market' order trade.*&#x20;

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3. Congratulations! Your order has been created.&#x20;

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4. To track your orders, visit the 'Orders' section in the 'History' tab from the left side menu.

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