The Scalper Workspace on Navia's trading platform — one tap to buy, one tap to close or reverse, your break-even price always in view.
Every design decision here removes a step between spotting a setup and being in the trade.
Tap directly on any option chain row — no separate order screen to open first. Configurable in Settings, with an optional stop loss to fire a Quick Cover order automatically.
The buy button becomes a live badge — side, quantity, average price, running P&L — right on the row you traded from.
Flatten a position with X, or flip it to the opposite side with R — no re-navigating the chain.
A live price chart of the underlying sits beside the option chain — switch between 1, 2, 3 or 5-minute candles, never more than a glance away from your setup.
Your running total sits in the workspace itself, not buried behind a tab switch.
Purpose-built for a style where a losing streak can compound fast — more on this below.
Every scalp is a race against the tape. These four are the ones that cut the most steps out of a trade — tap any to see it.
One click from the workspace rail — chain filters, chart and quick-actions reconfigure instantly.
A one-time setup per session — the maximum you're comfortable losing today.
Filter by moneyness or side, then tap Quick Buy on the row you want.
Live P&L updates on the row you bought from; the chart stays beside the chain.
X flattens the position; R reverses it instantly — no round trip through the chain.
Fast, frequent trading is exactly the pattern most exposed to a losing streak compounding quickly. Once your set limit is reached, new buy orders are genuinely blocked — continuing requires typing a full confirmation word, not a single tap. You can always still close or reduce existing positions; the block only ever applies to opening new risk.
This gives traders more information and more control before a trade is placed. It describes what the platform does — not a promise about trading outcomes.
It's the price the option premium needs to reach for your position to turn profitable, after round-trip charges — brokerage, STT, exchange and other statutory costs for both the entry and the exit leg. Tap the info icon next to it to see the full breakup: break-even cost per unit, profit if sold above that level, and total round-trip charges for both legs. No separate calculation needed.
Quick Buy uses your configured default order settings — you can set these to market or limit in platform settings. It skips the separate order screen, not your chosen order type.
It's set once per session and applies for that session. You can adjust it before starting a new session.
Yes — the block only ever applies to opening new risk. Closing or reducing existing positions is always allowed.
A live price chart of the underlying, positioned beside the option chain — choose 1, 2, 3 or 5-minute candles so it's never more than a glance away while you scalp.
No — it's the same shared order ticket used across the platform. What's different in the Scalper Workspace is the context surfaced around it: live position badges, the mini chart, and the always-visible session P&L.
Switch to the Scalper Workspace on the Navia web platform — or try it in guest mode first, no account needed.
