Before any trade is completed on Bayse Markets, you’re shown the Order Review page.
This page is designed to help you clearly understand what you’re committing, what you could earn, and how the trade is calculated, before you confirm.
What “You’re Spending” Means
“You’re Spending” shows the exact amount of money that will be deducted from your wallet if you confirm the trade.
This amount:
Comes directly from your wallet balance
Is the amount used to buy shares (not profit)
Is fixed once you reach this page, it won’t change unless you go back and edit the trade
Think of it as:
“This is how much I’m putting into this prediction.”
What “Potential Payout” Means
“Potential Payout” shows the maximum amount you could receive if your prediction wins.
In the image above, the potential payout is ₦5,700.
This figure:
Includes your original stake plus your profit
Is an estimate based on the current market price
Can change before you confirm the trade if market prices move but would not change after trade has been confirmed.
Important to note:
You only receive this amount if your outcome is correct
In simple terms:
“If I’m right, this is what I’ll get back.”
Breaking Down the Rest of the Order Review Page
The Market Question
At the top, you’ll see the exact prediction you’re trading on.
For example:
“BTC higher than $68,569.80 in 15 minutes?”
This confirms:
The asset
The condition
The time frame
Always double-check this before proceeding.
2. Your Selected Outcome
Under “You Picked”, you’ll see whether you chose Yes or No.
This removes any ambiguity about which side of the market you’re backing.
3. Current Price
The Current Price shows the market price of a single share at that moment.
This price:
Reflects live market demand
Can move quickly in active markets
4. Average Buy Price
The Average Buy Price is the actual price your shares are expected to be bought at.
If the current price and average buy price are the same, it means:
There is little or no price movement
Your order is likely to be filled at the displayed rate
5. Fees
The Fee is the platform charge applied to the trade.
This fee:
Is shown upfront for transparency
Is already factored into your total spend
There are no hidden charges beyond what’s displayed here.
6. Estimated Shares
Estimated Shares shows how many shares your spending amount can buy at the current price.
Because prices can move slightly:
This number is an estimate
The final share count may adjust minimally when the trade executes
7. Profit If Your Trade Wins
This section shows:
Your estimated profit amount
The percentage return on your trade
For example:
₦5,698 (+13%) means you’d earn roughly a 13% return if your prediction is correct.
8. Confirm Purchase Button
Once everything looks right:
Tapping Confirm Purchase places the trade
The funds are deducted immediately
Your trade becomes active in the market
If anything looks off, you can always go back and adjust before confirming.
Final Note
The Order Review page exists to give you full clarity and control.
If you understand:
What you’re spending
What you could earn
What you’re predicting
…then you’re making informed trades, exactly how Bayse Markets intends.