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CurrentUpdated 2026-09-02
Settings
Control trading defaults, alerts and interface preferences.
Settings defines how Chaka Markets behaves before the user reaches a confirmation screen. It is where users tune the terminal to match their trading style without changing an existing position.
What users can manage
- Default trade amounts.
- Slippage tolerance and priority-fee preferences.
- Transaction and confirmation preferences.
- Wallet and market alerts.
- Display, currency and interface options.
- Privacy and security controls.
- Section-level resets to default values.
Trading defaults
Defaults make the next quote faster to prepare, but they do not replace the final review. The confirmation screen remains the source of truth for the selected asset, route, expected output, minimum received, external costs and Chaka Markets fee.
Higher slippage may improve the chance of execution in a fast market, but it can also produce a worse price. Priority fees may improve transaction inclusion while increasing cost.

