If this information is available from the exchange via API, Sandwich will display the UPnL and RPnL as reported by the exchange. Otherwise, Sandwich calculates the UPnL by using the Mark Price. If the Mark Price is unavailable, then the Last Price is used.
Leverage and Margin mode options are controlled directly by the exchanges. Every exchange has a unique way of handling Leverage and Margin mode which means that specific functionality differs across exchanges.
Sandwich uses WebSockets and rest requests to retrieve data on your accounts from the exchange. If Sandwich cannot connect to the exchange for any reason, or if the connection is unstable, your Balances may not load, or may become outdated, or you may see values different to those you expect.
Sandwich uses WebSockets and rest requests to retrieve data on your accounts from the exchange. If Sandwich cannot connect to the exchange for any reason, or if the connection is unstable, your Balances may not load, or may become outdated.
Every exchange has a unique way of handling Leverage and Margin mode which means that specific functionality differs across exchanges. Read the full answer to see detailed descriptions of the functionality offered by each exchange
You can view the Balances for all of your loaded accounts via the Portfolio drop-down menu.
The Balances, Completed Orders, Exposures, Orders and Positions tabs have a copy button on the left of the data table that allows you to copy your data out of Sandwich as necessary. You can also use Secondary Click (right-click) on an individual cell to copy the cell value.
Closed PnL and UPnL are calculated a little differently.
You can view the Positions for all of your loaded accounts via the Portfolio drop-down menu.
Yes, you can: Sandwich supports trading on various Testnets.
Wallet Balance = Net Asset Value (NAV) - Unrealized Profit and Loss (UPnL)
Sandwich does not hold, or have access to, user funds.
Effective Exposure is a quantitative measure used by Sandwich to analyze and represent the factors to which a portfolio is exposed.
No, Sandwich does not hold any user funds.
The Notional Risk Metric is a customized metric utilized by Sandwich to evaluate a portfolio's exposure to cryptocurrencies, excluding stablecoins.
Not yet!
We have the basics, with more to come.
Yes and no. It depends on the exchange.
Custom Balances are an additional Balance option for your portfolio and can be anything you want them to be.
Absolutely, the Sandwich PMS is powerful and insightful.
NFT stands for 'non-fungible token'. Currently, NFTs cannot be bought or sold via Sandwich.
Sandwich supports transfers between main and sub accounts, as well as between sub accounts, on some exchanges.
No, Sandwich cannot generate ETH addresses.
You can view your historical trades under the Reporting drop-down menu.
We automatically include new instruments as soon as they are available.
Every effort is made to keep the Sandwich app up-to-date with all account types across the supported exchanges.
Not yet!
By default, the user currency in Sandwich is set to USD (United States Dollar), but you have the flexibility to change it to any currency of your preference.
You can group data in Sandwich by using the column headers as a basis for aggregation, which allows you to gain various insights.
Sandwich is highly customizable, so yes.
Sandwich is highly customizable, so yes.