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From your first sign-in to an active trading account.

Updated 8 September 20262 min read
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Sign in to the app

Open app.iceberg.cash and sign in with email, Google or an external wallet through Privy. Authentication takes place on the app origin. Iceberg checks the resulting identity on the server before showing owned accounts or accepting account actions.

An existing account owner can go directly to the trading terminal. Accounts lists all accounts owned by that signed-in identity. Selecting an account changes the positions, orders, risk limits and history in view.

Choose an account

  1. Open Get funded and choose the amount of simulated capital.
  2. Review the access fee, daily and total loss limits, and payout rules.
  3. When checkout is enabled, choose HyperEVM, Arbitrum One or Polygon PoS and connect the wallet that will pay.
  4. Review the invoice, sign the ownership message and authorize the exact native-USDC transfer in your wallet.
  5. Wait for the server to verify the finalized payment. A verified payment creates the account.

Before your first trade

  1. Confirm the selected account and market.
  2. Choose cross or isolated margin where the market permits it, then set leverage within that asset’s cap.
  3. Review size, estimated fees, price protection, available margin and the liquidation preview.
  4. Add take profit or stop loss if desired. Their trigger prices are not guaranteed fill prices.
  5. After submission, use the fill notice and Trade history to inspect the executed quantity and average price.

The server continues monitoring risk, resting limits and protection when the page is closed. The browser connection is not required for those operations. Learn the execution model.

If a payment is still confirming

Keep the existing invoice and transaction hash. The app can resume confirmation after a reload, and the server retains authorized pending transfers. Do not pay again just because account creation is waiting for network finality. See checkout and recovery.