The DOM widget is a price ladder for one futures instrument: bids, asks, spread, and displayed depth, with order-entry and position-management controls kept directly beside the market. It is built for acting at a specific price level rather than reading a chart, so the same panel that shows depth also stages and submits the order.
The quote strip above the ladder reports Bid, Spread, and Ask. In the ladder itself, bid size sits on the left, price runs down the center, and ask size sits on the right. Above the order controls, the widget summarizes Open P&L, Day P&L, Position, and Open Orders for the selected account.
Displayed depth is only what the venue publishes. It can change or disappear between updates, and it shows neither hidden liquidity nor your queue position at a level.
The order action bar sets quantity, time in force, reference link, offset, and order type. Selecting a bid or ask level stages that side and price — or submits immediately, if auto-send is enabled in the widget's order template. Alongside entry, the bar exposes the available management actions such as cancelling open orders, flattening, or reversing a position.
Customize order panel adds, removes, reorders, or splits those controls into rows, and your order-bar defaults persist for that DOM instance.
A level click can submit a live order when auto-send is enabled, with no separate confirmation step. Confirm the selected account and instrument first, and know whether the account is simulated, evaluation, simulated-funded, or live. Submission requires a positive whole-number quantity, a selected instrument and account, and market-data access.
Select \+ Add in an editable workspace.
Choose DOM under Trading. Its catalog description is Level II depth ladder.
Pick an instrument with the header symbol selector, or use the link picker to follow another widget's symbol channel.
You can add multiple DOM widgets and link each one to a different channel.
An instructional video will be added here to illustrate how to properly utilize the DOM widget.
Dashes in bid, ask, spread, or ladder levels point to the selected instrument or to your L1 and depth access.
No instrument selected means the symbol has no resolved instrument ID; choose one that does.
No account selected. Choose an account first. blocks every order control until you select an account.
A limit or stop action that cannot resolve a valid reference price needs either fresh quotes or a valid ladder level.
