SafePal adds take-profit, stop-loss and margin adjustment to Aster perpetuals in its app

What SafePal announced

SafePal posted on its official X account on 5 November 2026 at 08:00 UTC (09:00 in Amsterdam) that trading Aster inside the SafePal app has two new features. The first is take-profit and stop-loss orders. The second is the option to adjust the margin of a position that is already open. To use them, SafePal says you need to update the SafePal app.

Aster is a decentralised perpetual futures exchange, and SafePal lets its app users trade Aster's markets from inside the wallet. Until now the post's wording suggests those two risk tools were missing there; SafePal describes them as new.

How the new screens work

The official image walks through an ASTER/USDT long position. On the position card, a TP/SL button sits next to Close. It opens a sheet with two tabs, TP/SL and Position TP/SL, showing the entry price, the mark price and the position size, with a field for the trigger price, a price setting (Market in the example) and an estimated profit or loss before you confirm.

The margin figure on an isolated-margin position now has its own control. Tapping it opens Adjust Margin, where you choose Add or Remove, enter an amount in USDT and see the amount you can add and the new liquidation price before confirming. Adding margin moves the liquidation price further away; removing it moves it closer.

What SafePal has not said

The post does not list which Aster markets get the features, whether they also apply to cross-margin positions, or any change to fees. The prices, sizes and 15x leverage in the screenshots are demo values, not a recommendation. Check the details in the updated app before placing an order.

Our take

A stop-loss is the basic safety net for any leveraged trade, so its absence was a real gap for people trading perps from a wallet. Set one when you open the position rather than after the market moves, and remember that leverage magnifies losses as much as gains. Update SafePal only through the official app stores or SafePal's own site.