# Elysia Perps Docs

## elysia-perps

- [What is Elysia Perps](https://elysia.gitbook.io/elysia-perps/introduction/what-is-elysia-perps.md): Elysia Perps is a perpetual futures protocol developed by ELYSIA. Trade with EL as collateral without selling it, on a module others can launch markets on.
- [Quanto Markets](https://elysia.gitbook.io/elysia-perps/introduction/quanto-markets.md): How quanto markets work: trade one asset's price while your collateral and settlement stay in another token, such as EL.
- [Connect & Login](https://elysia.gitbook.io/elysia-perps/getting-started/connect-and-login.md)
- [Deposit](https://elysia.gitbook.io/elysia-perps/getting-started/deposit.md)
- [Withdraw](https://elysia.gitbook.io/elysia-perps/getting-started/withdraw.md)
- [Collateral](https://elysia.gitbook.io/elysia-perps/getting-started/collateral.md): How collateral works on Elysia Perps: each token is credited as its own $1 unit (EL$ for EL) at a fixed per-token rate.
- [Your first trade, in EL](https://elysia.gitbook.io/elysia-perps/getting-started/your-first-trade-in-el.md): One complete example, from deposit to withdrawal, with every amount shown in EL.
- [Desktop Guide](https://elysia.gitbook.io/elysia-perps/getting-started/user-guide-desktop.md)
- [Mobile Guide](https://elysia.gitbook.io/elysia-perps/getting-started/user-guide-mobile.md)
- [Markets](https://elysia.gitbook.io/elysia-perps/trading/markets.md): The live Elysia Perps markets and their per-market settings, including order size, tick size, leverage and margin requirements.
- [Order Types](https://elysia.gitbook.io/elysia-perps/trading/order-types.md)
- [Margin & Leverage](https://elysia.gitbook.io/elysia-perps/trading/margin-and-leverage.md)
- [Positions](https://elysia.gitbook.io/elysia-perps/trading/positions.md)
- [Fees](https://elysia.gitbook.io/elysia-perps/mechanics/fees.md)
- [Funding](https://elysia.gitbook.io/elysia-perps/mechanics/funding.md)
- [Liquidation](https://elysia.gitbook.io/elysia-perps/mechanics/liquidation.md)
- [Mark & Oracle Price](https://elysia.gitbook.io/elysia-perps/mechanics/mark-and-oracle.md)
- [Charts (OHLCV)](https://elysia.gitbook.io/elysia-perps/mechanics/charts.md)
- [Liquidation Risk](https://elysia.gitbook.io/elysia-perps/risk-and-security/liquidation-risk.md)
- [Collateral Risk](https://elysia.gitbook.io/elysia-perps/risk-and-security/collateral-risk.md): Why a non-stablecoin collateral token is a second exposure: its market price can move independently of your trades.
- [Smart Contract Security](https://elysia.gitbook.io/elysia-perps/risk-and-security/smart-contract-security.md)
- [Network & Contract Addresses](https://elysia.gitbook.io/elysia-perps/reference/network-and-contracts.md)
- [Glossary](https://elysia.gitbook.io/elysia-perps/reference/glossary.md)
- [FAQ](https://elysia.gitbook.io/elysia-perps/reference/faq.md): Answers to common questions about Elysia Perps: accounts, collateral, EL$, leverage, funding, liquidation and custody.
- [Building on Elysia Perps](https://elysia.gitbook.io/elysia-perps/for-builders/building-on-elysia-perps.md): What the Elysia Perps module offers projects that want their own perp market, and what is available today.


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