Why Use Split Targets?
With SmartTrade, you can define up to 8 separate Take Profit (TP) targets, each with different volumes and price levels. This lets you:
Secure partial profits early at safer levels
Leave room for potential upside if the trend continues
Reduce the risk of selling too early or not selling at all
Example Strategy:
Let’s say you’re holding BNB and expect a price rise. You might configure:
Sell 30% at $250
Sell 30% at $260
Sell 20% at $270
Sell 20% at $280
This approach ensures 60% of your trade is locked in at safer targets, while the rest rides higher gains.
1. Choose Order Type: Limit or Market
When configuring Take Profit targets, your selected order type will apply to all targets:
Limit Order – All TP targets will be placed in the order book.
If Trailing is enabled, the last TP will execute at Market Price.
Market Order – All TP targets will execute at market price based on your chosen trigger:
In this example, we’ll proceed with Limit Order.
2. Enable Take Profit & Click “Split Targets”
Toggle the Take Profit option ON
Click Split Targets to begin configuring multiple exit points
3. Add Your First Target
Enter a target price or percentage-based gain
Set the volume percentage for this target
Use the slider or type it manually
Click Add TP target
4. Add More Take Profit Targets
Repeat the same steps to configure your second, third, or more targets. Click Add TP target after each entry. You can add up to 8 total TP targets.
5. Review Your Targets
You’ll see your configured targets listed below and visualized in a pie chart diagram.
The diagram may not be visible on small screens.
Each segment represents a % of your total trade volume allocated to that TP target.
Note on Minimum Order Volumes
If any TP target volume is too small to meet exchange requirements, you’ll see an error like:
"Trade does not meet minimum requirements: 375.0 USDT"
To fix this:
Increase the TP volume for that target
Redistribute your percentages across the other targets
6. Cancel or Reset Take Profit Targets
Remove TP targets one-by-one
Or click the reset button to clear all Take Profit steps
7. Enable Trailing Take Profit (Optional)
You can now enable Trailing Take Profit (TTP) — but it will apply only to the final target. TTP allows your last target to continue following the price upward until a reversal occurs, maximizing gains.
If TTP is enabled, the Approximate Profit will no longer be displayed.
Learn more about how trailing works in this article:
8. Create Your SmartTrade
Once everything is set:
Click Create Smart Trade
Your trade with multiple Take Profit steps will appear in the Active Trades list
The last target (if TTP is enabled) will show as TTP and remain in Pending status until triggered. It won’t appear in the order book like the other TP targets.
You can also choose to sell any target at market price manually at any time.
