1 billion VND to start
Your practice account opens with 1,000,000,000 VND in virtual money.
Virtual money is for practice. It is not cash and cannot be withdrawn.
Virtual trading
Practice with virtual money on real prices
Start with 1 billion VND in virtual money and practice 10 supported order types on real prices with real market rules: T+2, price bands, sessions, margin and VN30 and VN100 index futures.
Virtual money is for practice. It is not cash and cannot be withdrawn.
Real market prices, simulated matching — results can differ from real trading.
How practice works
Real prices, simulated matching
Virtual orders use real HOSE, HNX and UPCoM prices. Matching is simulated, so results can differ from real trading.
Several practice sub-accounts
Keep different ideas apart in separate practice sub-accounts.
ETFs and covered warrants
Practice ETFs and covered warrants with virtual money. Warrants held to maturity settle in virtual cash. A warrant stops trading after its last trading date, and the payout date follows the official notice.
Virtual order types
Practice 10 supported virtual order types: LO, ATO, ATC, MTL, MOK, MAK, PLO, stop-limit, stop-market and odd lot. Every order here is virtual.
LO · Virtual limit order
Buy or sell at your price or better. Use it when you want to control the price. Placing an order does not guarantee a fill, and it can fill partly.
ATO · Opening auction order
Takes part in the opening auction and fills at the opening auction price, up to the reported auction volume.
ATC · Closing auction order
Takes part in the closing auction and fills at the closing auction price, up to the reported auction volume.
MTL · Market-to-limit order
A virtual market order. Any unfilled remainder becomes a limit order.
MOK · Match-or-kill order
Fills in full or is cancelled. Use it when a partial fill is no use to you.
MAK · Match-and-kill order
Fills what it can and cancels the rest. Use it when you want whatever can fill now, without leaving an order waiting.
PLO · Post-close order
Placed in the post-close session after the market closes and filled at the closing price.
Stop-limit order
Waits until the price reaches the trigger you choose, then places a virtual limit order.
Stop-market order
Waits until the price reaches the trigger you choose, then places a virtual market order.
Odd-lot order
For 1–99 shares, such as a small virtual position. Available in the continuous session only.
ExampleVirtual money
Virtual order summary
- Stock
- VNM
- Side
- Buy
- Order type
- Virtual limit
- Quantity
- 100
- Limit price
- 61,500 VND
- Estimated value
- 6,150,000 VND
- Money
- Virtual money
How a virtual order fills
Simulated matching uses the order book shown when you place the order and the trades reported after it.
Your place in line
Volume already waiting at your price is counted first.
Auctions
ATO and ATC orders fill at the auction price, up to the reported auction volume.
Each order on its own
A virtual order fills independently of other members' orders.
Costs included
Virtual results include trading fees and tax. Futures include their fees.
Settlement
Settlement follows the trading calendar: two trading days after the trade (T+2) for stocks.
Real market rules
Virtual orders follow the rules of the Vietnamese market.
T+2 settlement
Virtual buys and sale proceeds settle 2 trading days after the trade.
Price steps, bands and sessions
Virtual orders follow price steps, daily price limits and trading sessions.
Dividends and rights
Cash dividends, stock dividends and rights are applied to your virtual holdings.
Advanced practice
Separate features for practicing more than cash trading.
Margin practice
Practice how borrowing, interest, margin calls and forced selling affect a virtual account. No real credit is involved.
VN30 and VN100 index futures practice
Practice VN30 and VN100 index futures with a separate virtual wallet. Daily profit and loss settlement and final settlement at expiry are simulated.
Cash advance practice
Practice advancing virtual sale proceeds before T+2.
Margin practice, step by step
Learn how borrowing works in a virtual account. No real credit is involved. Margin practice is in the Paave app.
1. Borrow virtual money
Use margin practice to buy more than your own virtual cash allows.
2. Interest adds up
Borrowing comes with interest, so holding a borrowed position has a cost.
3. Margin calls
A margin call is a warning that the borrowing is no longer comfortably covered.
4. Forced selling
If it is not resolved, holdings can be sold automatically in the virtual account, without a confirmation.
Futures practice, step by step
Practice VN index futures without real contracts or money. Futures practice is in the Paave app.
1. A separate virtual wallet
Futures practice uses its own virtual wallet, apart from your stock account.
2. VN30 and VN100
Practice VN30 and VN100 index futures.
3. Daily profit and loss
Profit and loss are settled each day, as a simulation.
4. Final settlement at expiry
When a contract expires, its final settlement is simulated.
5. Costs included
Futures include their fees in your virtual results.
Try your first idea
Get the Paave app and start with 1 billion VND in virtual money.
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