# One-Click Trading

## What is One-Click Trading?

One-Click Trading (1CT) allows Demex users to perform most of the common actions without the need to manually sign each transaction, saving you time and improving your trading experience. 

With 1CT activated, most actions, from trading to liquidity provision, lending, and borrowing, etc, do not need a signature. For safety reasons, all withdrawals will still require a signature.

To see the full list of transactions supported and a more technical explanation, you can visit the Carbon guide [here](https://docs.carbon.network/introduction/getting-started/signless-transactions).

## How do I access One-Click Trading?

When you first connect to Demex and activate your account, you should be prompted to enable one-click trading or signless transactions. 

Otherwise, you can visit your [**user profile page**](https://app.dem.exchange/account/profile) and find '**One-Click Trading**' under '**Preferences**'.

You can select the period for which you want to enable One-Click Trading, from 1 hour to 90 days, and you will be prompted to approve this, which costs a small fee of less than 5 cents.

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You can disable it at any time as well. This flexibility allows you to tailor the feature to your trading habits and security preferences.&#x20;

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1CT needs to be enabled for each device that you use Demex on.&#x20;
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