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# Trading Panel

Learn more about the coin trading panel.

The trading panel is the basis of manual trading on Aura. The panel allows you to analyse token metrics using a variety of functions, and to trade quickly and reliably. In addition to that, Aura has the ability to find optimal routes, giving you access to the best possible quote, learn more [here](/aura/ressources/best-route.md).

The special thing about Aura's trading panel is that it offers a wide variety of trading options, since you can use pre-configured or customised methods. Also, the panel provides various analytics options, such as the Audit method that we are talking about [here](/aura/coins/audit.md).

To access the trading panel, use <mark style="color:purple;">/coin data</mark>, or if on an alert, use the trade panel button.


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