Enhanced User Convenience with Expanded Chart Area
Korbit, the first virtual asset exchange in Korea, announced on March 3 that it has revamped its PC web-based Web Trading System (WTS) to enhance the user experience.
Korbit stated that this overhaul focused on providing a more intuitive and customized trading environment by reflecting user behavior patterns and feedback, thereby strengthening both trading convenience and information accessibility. First, the chart area has been significantly expanded compared to the previous version, allowing users to analyze various technical indicators and candlestick trends in greater detail. As a result, users can now grasp complex market trends at a glance, enabling more sophisticated trading strategies.
A new user-customizable layout (widget customization) feature has also been introduced. Users can now adjust the width and position of panels on the screen, and a customization function has been added that allows sections such as order book, price quotes, and news to be shown or hidden as needed.
Trading convenience has also been further strengthened. Previously dispersed trade execution and pending order details at the bottom of the page have now been integrated into the order section on the right, making the trading process more efficient.
The search and information access features have also been improved. With an integrated search bar that now supports both recent and popular search terms, users can find desired assets more quickly. In addition, the trading screen now provides direct access to the latest news related to virtual assets, allowing users to trade and check market information simultaneously.
Jungwoo Lee, CTO and CPO of Korbit, stated, "The core of this Web Trading System revamp is the overall enhancement of trading convenience and information accessibility through a user-centric interface upgrade," adding, "We will continue to advance our services to provide a stable trading environment and a differentiated user experience going forward."
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