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# 1CT (One-Click Trading)

### One-Click Trading on Dexodus

Unlock the full potential of Dexodus with our streamlined One-Click Trading (1CT) feature, enabling swift and efficient trade execution.

### Overview

One-Click Trading (1CT) revolutionizes the user experience on Dexodus by requiring only a single approval transaction at the beginning of a session. This eliminates the need for multiple approvals for each subsequent action, mimicking the seamless experience typically found on centralized exchanges (CEXs).

Traditionally, modifying an order or position with linked triggers would necessitate multiple transaction approvals. With 1CT, this process is simplified, allowing for a smoother trading experience while ensuring users retain control over their assets.

### Activating One-Click Trading

To activate 1CT, a secure private key is generated to authorize actions within Dexodus. This key is strictly confined to the Dexodus app and cannot be used for external transactions. The key is securely stored in your browser’s local storage, meaning if the cache is cleared, the 1CT setup will need to be repeated.

When enabling 1CT, users will go through two key signature steps:

* Generating a secure private key.
* Approving this private key for use.

At the start of each session with 1CT enabled, users confirm ownership by signing an initial approval transaction.


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