In Mitrade, you usually see your buy price inside the trade or order details rather than on the main chart or position list. Open the account activity, order history, or trade history section, then tap the specific buy trade to view the execution price, quantity, and time.
Where to look
On the Mitrade platform, the most useful place is the trade history or activity area, where completed orders are listed and each entry can be opened for more detail. That detail view is where platforms typically show the execution price for the buy order, which is the actual fill price, not just the price you intended to buy at.
What the buy price means
The buy price is the execution price of the trade, meaning the price at which the order was filled. If the market moved between when you placed the order and when it executed, the buy price may differ from the price you saw when entering the trade.
If you cannot see it
If the trade is still open, the main positions view may show current profit and loss instead of the original entry price, so you may need to open the completed order or history record. On MetaTrader-style platforms, history sections commonly separate orders, deals, and positions, which is why the entry price can be easier to find in the deals or history record than in the live trade screen.
Practical path
- Open Mitrade.
- Go to your trade history, activity, or order list.
- Select the trade you want.
- Look for execution price, fill price, or entry price.
The exact wording can vary a little by app version, but the place to check is the trade details in history or activity, not the general market screen.