Azura gives users full control over their trading experience through a flexible Trading Settings panel. This popup allows you to fine-tune your preferences and apply them globally or per trading context.
Accessing Trading Settings
You can access and modify your trading settings from multiple locations across the platform:
Footer: Click the Trading Settings button located in the footer on any page.
Swap Page: Click the gear icon near the top of the Swap interface.
Top Navigation: Open the Account dropdown (top right corner) and select Trading Settings.
1. Transaction Settings
The Transactions tab allows you to define how trades are executed on a per-chain basis, with two levels of configuration: Global Presets and Custom Presets.
Global Presets
These are your default settings for each supported blockchain (e.g., Solana, Ethereum, Base). Global presets apply automatically unless a custom preset is selected.
Adjustable options include:
Slippage Tolerance – Set how much price movement you're willing to accept during trade execution.
Transaction Speed – Choose how fast your transaction is processed (higher speed may increase gas cost).
Bribe – Optional validator incentives for faster inclusion in blocks.
MEV Protection – Toggle to help shield your trades from front-running and sandwich attacks.
You can use "Revert to Default" to restore Azura’s default settings for any chain.
Custom Presets
Custom presets offer more granular control and can be tailored to specific trading actions.
With custom presets, you can:
Adjust slippage, speed, bribe, and MEV protection (same as global).
Assign the preset to specific trade types:
All Trades
Market & Quick Buy Only
Market Sell
Limit Buy
Take Profit
Stop Loss
You can also:
Save multiple custom presets per network.
Name, edit, and delete your custom presets at any time.
Easily manage them based on your trading strategies or preferences.
Preset Selection Location:
The choice between Global and Custom Presets is made directly in the order form on the Spot page, under the Settings collapsible section. This allows for quick switching and precise control before executing a trade.
2. Input Method
This section lets you customize how you input trade amounts during buying and selling actions.
Buying Input Method
Choose the format that best fits your trading style:
Slider: Move a slider to choose the trade amount based on a percentage of your available balance.
Presets (Stablecoin): Define fixed purchase amounts in USD (e.g., $10, $30, $50) for quick and consistent buys.
Presets (Crypto): Set token-specific amounts per network (e.g., 0.001 SOL, 0.01 SOL, 0.1 SOL).
Increments: Configure buttons to increase or decrease the amount in set increments — either in USD or in tokens (e.g., +$10 or +0.01 SOL per tap). This allows quick fine-tuning without typing.
These options are especially useful for repetitive trades or mobile users who prefer a tactile interface over manual typing.
Selling Input Method
For sell orders, choose between:
Slider: Select a percentage of your token balance to sell.
Presets (Percentage): Set predefined options like 25%, 50%, 75%, 100% to speed up selling actions.
3. Default Values
This section allows you to pre-fill trade forms with values you use frequently, making trade setup faster and more consistent.
Default Buying Values
Set a default stablecoin amount (e.g., $10) to be used across all buy actions. This value will populate the input field by default when opening a new token page.
You can also choose to sync this USD amount with its crypto equivalent across all networks.
For example:
If you set $10 as your default buy value and 1 SOL = $120, clicking “Sync” will auto-fill the order form with ~0.084 SOL.
This value will remain consistent across tokens on the Solana network regardless of the input method chosen.
Default Selling Values
Choose a default percentage of tokens (e.g., 25%, 50%, or 100%) to automatically fill the sell input field when opening a sell order.
Default Limit Order Values
Define:
Default Limit Buy Price Target
Take Profit (TP) Percentage
Stop Loss (SL) Percentage
You can also enable "Auto Apply Take Profit & Stop Loss" to apply your TP/SL values automatically on every new limit buy. These values can still be adjusted manually before order confirmation if needed.
4. Anti-Rug Protection
Azura includes Anti-Rug Protection to safeguard your positions from malicious token behaviour. If suspicious contract activity is detected, the system will automatically liquidate your position at the current market price to minimize risk.
You can configure two thresholds that trigger this protection:
Max Sell Tax %: If a token’s sell tax is raised to this percentage or more, Azura will auto-sell your position before the change takes effect.
Max Liquidity Pull %: If the token’s liquidity pool is reduced by this percentage or more, your position will be auto-liquidated to avoid getting trapped.
Anti-Rug provides peace of mind when trading newer or riskier tokens, particularly on decentralized networks where protections are often minimal.