# Tradoor > Trade crypto with leverage on web, mobile, and Telegram Tradoor is a cryptocurrency derivatives trading platform. It lets users trade options and perpetual futures with leverage across web, mobile, and Telegram. Tradoor is a cryptocurrency derivatives trading platform, a decentralized protocol for trading options and perpetual futures with leverage. It offers interfaces on web, mobile, and Telegram, aimed at retail traders who want fast, low-cost access to leveraged crypto markets. The platform emphasizes quick order confirmation and price certainty at the moment of order placement. The protocol prices trades using a probabilistic pricing model and sources real-time market data from oracle providers. Liquidity is supplied through a pooled liquidity provider structure that acts as counterparty to trades, with an automated deleveraging mechanism designed to rebalance exposure and limit counterparty risk during volatile conditions. Onchain privacy protections aim to reduce the risk of order surveillance and front-running. Tradoor combines options and perpetual futures trading within a single interface, with its initial deployment built around one network and an additional deployment on another blockchain. It serves individual crypto traders seeking leveraged exposure with simplified onboarding across multiple device types. The platform is currently undergoing a rebrand and product redesign, with an updated visual identity and website planned. - Type: Company - Sector: Finance - Status: Active - Founded: 2023-12-01 - Profile: https://thegrid.id/profiles/tradoor ## Products - [Tradoor](https://thegrid.id/profiles/tradoor): Tradoor is a derivatives trading platform for options and perpetual futures accessible via web, mobile, and Telegram. It uses a normal distribution based automated market maker to price trades against pooled liquidity providers, with instant order confirmation and locked execution prices. The platform includes an auto deleveraging mechanism for risk control, AI assisted liquidity protection against toxic order flow, and onchain privacy for trade orders, and supports copy trading and third party liquidity provision across multiple blockchains. (Trading Terminal, Live, Main Product) ## Assets - [Tradoor (TRADOOR)](https://thegrid.id/profiles/tradoor): TRADOOR is the governance and utility token of Tradoor, a multi-chain options and perpetuals trading platform. It is used within the Tradoor ecosystem for protocol-related utility tied to trading activity and liquidity provision. Its BNB Smart Chain contract, which also implements the token's vesting schedule, has undergone a third-party security audit by ScaleBit. 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