Haven DeFi Terminal User Guide

1. Back up your wallet

Let the first screen finish loading. On a fresh installation, Haven creates a wallet and opens its backup window. To use an existing wallet, choose Import / Switch and import its private key or recovery phrase.

Select Reveal in Backup Key to display the private key and any saved Secret Recovery Phrase. New wallets include a 12-word phrase. Wallets imported using only a private key may have no saved phrase; back up their complete private key. Write down the complete private key and the Secret Recovery Phrase shown for your wallet. Copy every recovery word in its numbered order onto paper or another offline record, and check your copy carefully. If Haven asks for a backup check, enter the private key’s last six characters and select the confirmation button to continue. Keep the backup private and separate from this computer.

2. Open Overview first

Select Overview near the top-left of Haven. Start in the Asset Overview window to see your balances and deposit controls by network.

The network and asset selectors are beside the Haven logo. You will use them when you return to the trading screen.

3. Choose the receiving network in Asset Overview

Find the column for the network you intend to use, then select its Deposit button. For example, use the button below BNB Smart Chain for a deposit on BNB Smart Chain.

Asset Overview has a separate column for each supported network. The same wallet address can appear on several networks, but each network has separate balances and transactions.

4. Send a small test deposit

In Deposit to Wallet, check the network printed above the address. Copy your own address or scan the QR code from Haven. At the sending wallet or exchange, select that exact network and send a small test amount first.

Return to Overview and select Sync. Wait for the confirmed deposit to appear in the matching network column before adding more.

You can also deposit from the trading screen: choose the network in the top bar, then use wallet/trade → Wallet → Deposit or its QR icon. This opens the same deposit window.

5. Prepare the trading balance in Asset Overview

Check the Native Gas Tokens and Wrapped Tokens rows for your network. If you deposited native tokens, select that native-token tile first, then its wrapped-token tile in the same column. For BNB Smart Chain, select BNB, then WBNB.

Review the conversion in Token Swap, enter the USD amount to convert, and leave some native tokens for gas. If you deposited another supported token, use Asset Overview to exchange it for the network’s wrapped trading asset. See Trading assets by network and asset swaps and cross-network transfers.

6. Return to the trading screen

Select Trading Terminal at the top-right of Overview. Confirm the network in the top bar, then use the asset selector to search for the token you want to view or trade.

Each token has its own workspace. Selecting a different token switches to that token’s page, keeping its chart, orders, and trading activity organized together.

Select wallet/trade in the top-right balance card to expand the wallet and trading controls. The wallet shows your native-token, wrapped-native-token, and USDT balances for the selected network, along with the balance of your selected token. These are balances on that network; balances on other networks remain separate.

Trades exchange the selected token for the network’s wrapped native token. A buy spends wrapped native tokens to purchase the selected token; a sell exchanges the selected token back into wrapped native tokens.

Place an order from the chart

Once your trading balance is ready, right-click anywhere in the chart’s price area to open the order window. The price where you click is entered in Target Limit Price ($). You can change it before submitting.

For a buy, choose Limit Buy, then enter the amount you want to spend in Spend Amount (USD) below the limit price.

Amounts and prices are entered in USD for convenience. Haven converts them into the appropriate token quantities and trades the actual tokens for you.

At the bottom of the order window, select the Take-Profit (TP) or Stop-Loss (SL) checkbox, or both. Enter each target price in USD or enter a percentage; the percentage buttons provide shortcuts. For a buy, set take profit above the entry price and stop loss below it. Review your settings, then select Submit Limit Buy.

A solid line on the chart marks the limit buy. If you added take profit or stop loss, a dashed green TP line or dashed red SL line marks each pending exit.

After the buy fills, Haven creates the exits for the actual number of tokens received, and their chart lines become solid. The take-profit order goes to the solver; Haven monitors the stop loss locally and submits a sell when its trigger price is reached. If either exit fills, Haven cancels the other. Keep Haven open and connected for these automatic actions.

Select Reveal in the backup window to display the Secret Recovery Phrase and private key. Write down every recovery word in the order shown and copy the entire private key exactly. Record all recovery details displayed for your wallet; the receiving address is not a backup.

Reopen the window from the key icon in wallet/trade → Wallet, then select Backup Key and Reveal. If a backup check appears, check your written copy, enter the requested last six private-key characters, and confirm.

Backup details hide after 60 seconds, when you change wallet-window tabs, or when you close the window. Anything you copy may remain in Windows clipboard history.

Select wallet/trade in the balance card above the chart. The Wallet section shows balances for the selected network. Its controls are:

• Generate Brand New Wallet — available inside Switch Wallet → Import / Switch. Creates another wallet and keeps previously saved wallets. Record the new wallet’s recovery details before depositing to it.
• Switch Wallet — opens Import / Switch. Paste a private key or recovery phrase to add that wallet, or generate another wallet. To activate a wallet already saved in Haven, import its private key or recovery phrase through this same window. Only the active wallet can sign a transaction.
• Deposit [native asset] / QR button — opens your deposit address and QR code for the selected network.
• Backup Key / Seed Phrase — the key icon opens the active wallet’s backup window. Reveal displays its private key and any stored Secret Recovery Phrase. Record every recovery word in its numbered order. Use a copy button only if you understand the clipboard risk.
• Wrap / Unwrap — changes the network’s native asset into its wrapped form, or back again. The wallet needs native asset for network fees.
• Refresh Balances — the circular-arrow button fetches balances again and retries a failed wallet USD valuation. Read the System Log for any valuation error.

1. Select Overview in the top bar and find the Asset Overview window.
2. Choose the receiving network’s column and select its Deposit button. For example, use the BNB Smart Chain column for a BNB Smart Chain deposit.
3. In Deposit to Wallet, copy the displayed address with the copy icon, or scan the QR code from the sending wallet or exchange.
4. At the sending service, choose the same network shown in Haven. Paste the address, choose the asset and amount, then review the first and last characters of the address.
5. Send a small test amount first. Wait for the sending service and the network to confirm it, then select Sync on Overview.
6. Once the test is visible, send the rest if desired. Keep some native asset on every network you use: it pays for approvals, wrapping, transfers, and other on-network actions.

You can also use wallet/trade → Wallet → Deposit [native asset] or its QR icon after choosing the network in the top bar. Asset Overview and the wallet/trade menu open the same deposit window.

• Deposit QR shows a scannable code, the full address, a copy button, and a link to view the address in that network’s public explorer.
• Backup Key opens the backup details. Use Reveal to view the private key and the recovery phrase stored for that wallet; write down all the details shown. Hide removes both from view, and they hide automatically after 60 seconds. If no phrase is stored, restore the wallet with its complete private key.
• Import / Switch accepts a private key or recovery phrase. Select Import & Activate Wallet after pasting it. Generate Brand New Wallet creates a separate wallet.
• X closes the window. Closing it does not confirm your backup. Deposit QR stays unavailable in this window until the check is complete. Reopen Backup Key and finish the check before funding the wallet.

1. Select Wrap or Unwrap in wallet/trade → Wallet, then check the direction selected in the window. Both wallet buttons open the same window.
2. Enter the USD value to convert, or use the 25%, 50%, 75%, MAX or $10, $25, $50, $100 shortcuts. Review the resulting token quantity and the available balance.
3. Select the button naming the conversion, and wait for its network confirmation. Wrapping exchanges native and wrapped units one for one; keep native tokens available for gas. Refresh the wallet balances after completion.

Haven keeps saved wallets on this computer, with separate order histories. Open wallet/trade → Switch Wallet or Overview → Wallet Creation → Import or create wallet. In Import / Switch, enter that wallet’s private key or recovery phrase and select Import & Activate Wallet. Reimporting a saved private key keeps its existing recovery phrase.

If the current wallet has open or pending orders, Haven shows Confirm wallet switch. Choose Keep current wallet to stop, or Cancel orders and switch to request cancellation first. Haven keeps the current wallet active if any order cannot be confirmed cancelled or otherwise closed. Check Order History and the System Log before trying again.

The top bar sets the context for the entire trading screen. Check the network and asset here before entering any amount.

• Network selector — changes the network used by the wallet, asset list, chart, approvals, and new orders.
• Asset selector — searches by symbol, name, or contract address. Select an asset to make it active. Its pin box keeps it near the top of the list. + Add Token by Contract Address opens the token-import window.
• Overview — opens the portfolio page for all supported networks. The button reads Dashboard Active while that page is open; select Trading Terminal there to return.
• Theme — opens the color choices. The button displays the name of the current theme on wider windows.
• Reset layout — returns movable panels to their default size and position.
• User Guide — opens this guide in your browser.
• Settings — opens network connection, theme, trade slippage, stop-loss slippage, and Windows startup settings.
• Price refresh — the small circular-arrow button requests the latest price. Audit opens the security and liquidity report for the active asset.

Use 1M, 5M, 15M, 1H, 4H, and 1D to choose one-minute through one-day candles. Z-Score shows price channels; ZZ shows swing pivots; DON shows Donchian channels; EXT-BIN shows extrema-based support and resistance; EMA shows the 20- and 50-period averages; RSI and MACD open lower indicator panels. The chart’s Reset Zoom button fits all loaded candles into view, and its circular-arrow button refreshes candles. Hover over the chart to inspect a candle.

To begin a limit order at a specific price, right-click that price on the chart. You can also select + Limit Order to start at the current price and edit it in the form. Active order lines appear on the chart. Clicking or right-clicking close to one of those lines requests cancellation, so take care when selecting a price near an existing order. When you change the token, network, or timeframe, Haven clears the previous chart while it loads the new history. Temporary connection failures retry automatically with a finite backoff sequence. If loading stops with Candlestick Feed Error, read the reason and select Retry Query to try again. The circular-arrow Refresh Candles button requests fresh history. Chart entry controls wait for history and a valid price; failed requests and recovery are recorded in the System Log.

The left side sells the selected asset for the network’s wrapped trading asset. The right side spends the wrapped trading asset to buy the selected asset. Both amount boxes use USD. 25%, 50%, and 75% calculate a share of the available balance. MAX leaves a small USD buffer and rounds the budget down. Last $…, when present, recalls the last submitted USD amount for that side. Wait for Expected Return to show a quote before submitting. The displayed return is an estimate; confirmed quantities appear in Order History.

1. Confirm the selected network and asset in the top bar.
2. Choose the direction and enter an amount, use a percentage shortcut, or recall the last submitted amount.
3. Review the expected return, effective rate, and slippage at the top of the panel. You can edit that percentage there; it shares the standard trade setting in Settings. If Haven needs approval, it submits that network transaction before the order.
4. Select the button that names the direction and amount. Do not close Haven until the order appears in Order History or an error is shown in the System Log.

Open the form by right-clicking the chart or selecting + Limit Order. Choose Limit Buy or Limit Sell, then enter the USD target price and USD amount. The 5%, 10%, 25%, 50%, and 100% MAX buttons calculate an amount from the available balance. On the sell side, the form divides the USD amount by your target price to calculate the token quantity; check the displayed quantity before placing it.

• Limit Buy: optionally enable take profit (TP), stop loss (SL), or both. Set each exit with a percentage or explicit USD price, and check the resulting prices. TP must be above the entry price and SL below it. The exits are created after the buy is confirmed filled.
• Limit Sell: a target at or above the current market price creates a take-profit limit sell. A target below it creates a locally monitored stop loss. Add Connected Stop-Loss or Add Connected Take-Profit adds the opposite exit for the same token quantity. Its percentage field and shortcuts use the current market price as their reference.
• OCO: linked exits share a short tag such as AA1. When Haven confirms one has filled, it requests cancellation of the other. Cancellation is not instantaneous. Manually cancelling an active linked exit requests cancellation of its active partner too.

An attached exit sells the quantity actually received by its entry. If a $10 USD buy receives 8 AKE, its TP or SL is sized for those 8 AKE; changing the exit price does not reduce it to $10 USD worth of AKE. Check both the entry status and its protection status in Order History.

Haven converts USD budgets and limit targets into token amounts when it creates an order. Submitted token amounts stay fixed, so later changes in the wrapped asset’s USD price can change their USD equivalent. CoW limit orders use a 30-day validity period; local stop instructions are monitored by Haven. Review the summary before selecting the placement button.

Choose the active asset or All Tokens (across networks for the active wallet), then use All, Limit / Brackets, Sells, or Buys to filter the rows. The Waiting for solver, Filled, and Cancelled tabs separate order states; expired orders appear under Cancelled. Each row shows its time, pair and direction, Token amount traded, adjacent USD value, price, PnL where available, and status. Filled buys show tokens received; filled sells show tokens sold. Unfilled quantities and USD values are marked Est., and their price can be a target or quote. Missing confirmed amounts or USD conversions show Unavailable. USD values use the recorded conversion; they are not a continuously updated wallet valuation.

Sync asks CoW for the latest state. Cancel requests cancellation of an open or pending order. CoW opens the order in CoW Explorer; a network-name link opens its transaction when available. Local stop · app must stay online identifies a stop loss that Haven is monitoring. A Needs attention message means an order or its protection needs review. Check the System Log for the reason.

The download button exports all recorded orders for the active wallet as CSV, across tokens and networks, regardless of the selected filters or status tab. Its Sell Amount and Buy Amount columns contain stored order amounts and can differ from confirmed fills; use the Filled rows for confirmed token quantities. The trash button clears completed history for the chosen token/network scope or for All Tokens after confirmation; it does not cancel orders or remove active and pending records. Confirmed fills remain in the accounting totals after you clear visible history.

1. Check the Network, sender address, and token contract when shown. Paste the full receiving address into Recipient wallet address with Ctrl+V, or type it.
2. Enter an Amount (USD). Haven converts that amount into the selected asset's actual token quantity. Alternatively, choose MAX to use the available token balance. Native-token MAX keeps a gas reserve; token transfers need separate native tokens for gas. Select Enter amount to leave MAX mode.
3. Select Review transfer. Check the full recipient address, exact token amount, estimated USD value, network, and gas reserve. The review lasts 30 seconds. Use Edit transfer to change it or Refresh review after it expires.
4. Select Confirm and send to submit the reviewed transfer. Follow the result and select View transaction to open the network explorer. The X closes the dialog when submission is not in progress.

Expand Recent sends at the bottom of Asset Overview to see recorded transfers, token quantities, recipient addresses, and their network. Any USD amount there is the estimate at review. For a pending transfer, Check status looks for confirmation; Resume original transaction resumes the same signed transaction. Confirmed on-chain means a receipt was verified. Failed and Receipt requires inspection include the reason; inspect the transaction and System Log before taking another action.

1. In Asset Overview, select the token you want to spend, then the token you want to receive. The first selection is the source. Clicking it again clears the selection.
2. In Token Swap or Cross-Chain Transfer, check both assets and networks. Enter a USD amount or use the percentage shortcuts. 100% MAX fetches a spendable amount and allows for required native gas; an ERC-20 balance still needs separate native tokens for fees.
3. Wait for the quote, then review the token quantities, USD values, route, fees, and estimated duration. Quotes and durations are estimates. If the quote expires or a route fails, read the error and obtain a new quote before submitting.
4. Confirm the operation. A native-to-wrapped conversion waits for its network confirmation. Other same-network swaps are submitted to CoW and must fill before they are complete; follow them in Order History. A bridge must reach destination delivery; partial delivery, refunds, and failures are recorded in the System Log.

For a same-network swap involving native tokens, first wrap the source token or choose the wrapped destination and unwrap after settlement. Cross-network transfers use CoW Protocol with the selected assets and a supported bridge provider. The confirmation shows the quoted route. A transfer remains pending until source settlement and destination delivery are confirmed. Not every pair or amount has an available route; the quote shows the provider's reason when a route is unavailable.

Open Overview → Wallet Creation at the upper right. Import or create wallet opens Import / Switch. Import a private key or recovery phrase, or select Generate Brand New Wallet and complete its backup check.

Each saved wallet shows its full address. Active identifies the wallet currently in use. Enter a label in Add a nickname, then select Save nickname. Nicknames are local labels of up to 40 characters. Clear the field and save to remove a nickname.

On Overview, find the Universal System & Execution Log window. Select a category or ERROR to narrow the entries. Use Search log... to search their details.

The downward-arrow button beside the search box exports the JSON log. The trash button clears the retained entries immediately.

From the asset selector, choose + Add Token by Contract Address. Confirm the network, paste the contract address, and select Inspect. Haven displays the token name, symbol, decimals, address, available security information, and available liquidity information. An unknown result is not the same as a safe result. Select Import & Set Active only after verifying the address from a source you trust. To inspect another token, change the address and select Inspect again. Use Retry after an inspection error, or Cancel / X to close. If Haven finds the contract on another supported network, it changes the network shown in the form; verify that network before importing.

Use Audit beside the market price to inspect the active asset. The report can show contract checks such as honeypot behavior, mintable supply, blacklist behavior, buy or sell taxes, and liquidity pools. The circular-arrow button runs the checks again. Explorer and pool links open external sites. A missing or unknown result means Haven could not confirm that item; it is not a safety guarantee.

Most users can leave the connection settings unchanged. Sync Chainlist asks Haven to refresh its public RPC list. For a private provider, use custom URLs or choose Alchemy, Ankr, Infura, or QuickNode; enter the requested URL or key, use Ping Node to test each network, then select Save RPC Settings. Apply to All Chains fills supported endpoints from one provider key, and Reset to Chainlist Defaults removes the custom entries. QuickNode requires its own endpoint URLs; quick-fill populates only networks supported by the selected provider. These settings are stored in the local encrypted vault.

The theme tiles apply and save the application colors when selected. Trade Slippage Tolerance (Standard) sets the minimum-received tolerance for manual current-price trades; its preset buttons are 0.1%, 0.5%, 1%, and 2%. Emergency Stop-Loss Slippage sets the tolerance for a submitted local stop exit, with 1%, 2%, 3%, and 5% presets. A higher tolerance allows a worse execution price and does not guarantee a fill. The Asset Overview swap and bridge flows use their own 0.5% tolerance. Select Done or X to close Settings.