Add New Assets & Trading Pairs
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Adding a new coin to your exchange can be easily done through the exchange's operator control page. Go to the "Assets" tab on the operator's control, or via the Assets tab in the Dashboard. You'll see the list of coins you currently have on your exchange.
From there, you can proceed to add a new coin by clicking the "Create/add asset" button
HollaEx Assets are those assets that have been added by HollaEx itself, with 'Other Assets' being assets that other Exchange operators have added (see the section below) which you will also have access to.
Click the 'Asset' dropdown on the popup. You can see all the available coins you can instantly add to your exchange, or search with either the coin's contract address or name.
With the coin you want to add selected click 'Next' to proceed.
Check for the details, and click 'Confirm' to apply.
Ta-da! The new coin has been added to your assets list and is now instantly available on your exchange.
It may be the case that the current list of assets doesn't have what you currently want. Alternatively, it could be the case you have or plan to create new assets of your own. In either case, don't worry, both follow the same process.
Let's go back to the 'Create/add asset' popup and click the 'Add your asset' link, just above the green buttons.
The following popups will ask you a few questions about your new coin.
In this case. let's follow the process for a blockchain asset. Our first option is to choose what network the asset uses.
To find your asset, all that is required is to insert the asset's contract address in the top input box, click 'Search', and let the system find the relevant details for the asset.
With this done, you can select the asset colour (generally border for the asset's icon through the exchange), description (displayed on that asset's exchange page), and icon (75x75px recommended).
Finally, making the asset 'Public' means you have the choice of either keeping the asset only available to your exchange or choosing to make the asset available to other HollaEx exchange operators, which could benefit how many users are exposed to the new asset.
Following this, input the amount your asset is priced at (in US dollars). Don't stress too much over the exact amount here, as this is more likely to be handled in the OTC Broker (where you choose the price) or the market at large (if the order book is being used).
Next up, choose the parameters regarding withdrawing your asset.
Finally, review your values and confirm. With this all done, your asset will be marked as pending in the Assets list, with a little orange clock icon beside its name.
With this done, contact support@hollaex.com, to let them know you wish for the asset to be added and they will guide you through the process.
The next step is the easiest, simply wait a handful of days and your new asset should now be ready and good to go on your exchange!
Similar to adding new coins, adding trading pairs can be done easily through the HollaEx Dashboard in the 'Trading' section. You'll see the 'Create/add Market' button in the 'Markets' tab of it. Click this button to proceed.
The popup then shows all preset pairs that are compatible with your exchange setup with a dropdown. Select whatever you want through it, and click 'Next' to continue.
Click 'Next' to proceed again after checking the pair details.
You'll now see that the new pair has been added to your 'Pairs' list. Voila!
You can also add a fully new trading pair based on the coins you have on your exchange. Click the 'Create pair' button, and select the 'Create a new market' option on the popup.
Set the base asset and priced asset for your trading pair, and click 'Next'.
Set the pair details here and proceed.
Review the configuration and click 'Next'.
Now get in contact with the support@hollaex.com team, and let them know your exchange and what the newly added trading pair is and they will assist you in getting it added and finalised.
Once this gets verified, you'll see the pair on your exchange, and users will be able to access the orderbook for it.
The number of asset additions you can do is dependent on your particular plan type,
