01 Open product sorting

Go to Market & Product Management > Product Sorting, then select the market to manage.

The page shows the configured product list under that market. For example, the Forex market may include NZD/USD, GBP/USD, EUR/USD, AUD/USD, and USD/JPY.

The current order of the list represents the default display order of that market in Finger Trader.

02 Adjust product order

Administrators can move products up, move them down, or use other sorting controls to adjust product positions.

For example, if the current order is NZD/USD, GBP/USD, EUR/USD, AUD/USD, and USD/JPY, moving EUR/USD to the first position changes the order to EUR/USD, NZD/USD, GBP/USD, AUD/USD, and USD/JPY.

After saving, the Forex product list in Finger Trader follows the same order.

03 Synchronize to Finger Trader

After product sorting is updated, the system synchronizes the latest order to Finger Trader.

The process can be understood as: Manager adjusts product order, saves the latest sorting configuration, updates product display priority, Finger Trader gets the latest product list, and the client reorders products according to Manager.

This allows institutions to control product positions in the client directly from the backend.

04 Sorting is market-scoped

Product sorting is usually managed inside a single market.

Stocks, Forex, Commodities, and Digital Assets can each have their own sorting order.

Changing the order of Forex products does not affect Stocks or other markets. Different markets can maintain independent product display logic.

05 Relationship with listing and delisting

Product sorting only determines the display order of products that are already visible.

Product listing and delisting determines whether a product appears in Finger Trader.

For example, if the Forex market has EUR/USD, GBP/USD, USD/JPY, and AUD/USD listed, the administrator can reorder those four products. If GBP/USD is delisted, it no longer appears in the client, while the remaining products continue to display according to the current sorting configuration.

Listing controls whether a product is displayed. Sorting controls which visible product appears first.

06 Sorting does not change product configuration

Changing product order does not modify the business parameters of the product itself.

Sorting does not affect ticker, Trading Desk, quote source, Bid / Ask, price precision, minimum trading unit, trading hours, trading rules, customer positions, or historical orders.

It only affects the display position of products in the Finger Trader product list.

07 Product display priority

Institutions can decide product order according to their own business needs.

For example, main trading products, popular products, core market products, newly listed products, or currently promoted products can be placed higher in the list.

Products with lower usage frequency or lower business priority can be placed later. This lets the institution adjust the client market page according to product strategy without changing Finger Trader front-end code.

08 Different institutions can have different orders

Product sorting is based on each institution's own configuration.

Even if two institutions provide the same Forex products, the order in Finger Trader can be completely different.

For example, Institution A may show EUR/USD, GBP/USD, USD/JPY, and AUD/USD, while Institution B may show USD/JPY, EUR/USD, AUD/USD, and GBP/USD.

Finger Trader reads the corresponding product order according to the institution that the current customer belongs to.

09 Front-end effect after sorting changes

After sorting is completed, the client updates the product list according to the latest configuration.

For example, if USD/JPY is moved from fifth position to first position in Manager, it also appears at the top of the Forex list in Finger Trader.

The product content itself does not change. Only the display position changes. If the client has already opened the related page, the exact update timing depends on the client refresh mechanism.

10 Sorting permission

Product sorting is a product display management permission.

It is recommended to grant it to institution administrators, product administrators, operations owners, and backend roles with the appropriate product configuration permissions.

Customer service users or backend roles without product management responsibilities usually do not need product sorting permission.

The actual operation capability is controlled by Finger Manager role and permission configuration.