From installation and sign-in to exchange connections, blueprint strategies, replay, and backtesting, these guides help you configure and troubleshoot NavaX desktop faster.
Common Help
This guide is for users who build, backtest, and mount strategies in the NavaX Crypto blueprint editor. It follows the current built-in node catalog, covers 133 nodes, and explains each node's purpose, common inputs and outputs, key parameters, connection rules, and practical strategy-building patterns.
A beginner’s guide for first-time NavaX Crypto users, covering everything from launching the application and connecting your trading account to viewing market data, backtesting Blueprints, and running automated Blueprint trading.
API trading credentials typically include an API Key and Secret Key. On Bitget and OKX, you must also create and securely save your Passphrase. Never share your API keys, private keys, passphrase, or verification codes with anyone.
All Docs
Blueprint
Beginner / Workbench / Markets
This guide is for users who build, backtest, and mount strategies in the NavaX Crypto blueprint editor. It follows the current built-in node catalog, covers 133 nodes, and explains each node's purpose, common inputs and outputs, key parameters, connection rules, and practical strategy-building patterns.
Getting Started
Download / Install / Desktop
A beginner’s guide for first-time NavaX Crypto users, covering everything from launching the application and connecting your trading account to viewing market data, backtesting Blueprints, and running automated Blueprint trading.
Getting Started
Account / Security / Verification
API trading credentials typically include an API Key and Secret Key. On Bitget and OKX, you must also create and securely save your Passphrase. Never share your API keys, private keys, passphrase, or verification codes with anyone.
Getting Started
Exchanges / Markets / Orders
This guide explains how to browse, install, preview backtests, update, uninstall, and rate extensions in the Marketplace. Installed blueprint extensions can be used for backtesting, paper deployment, and live deployment.
