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# One-Click Trading

Trade at V2 speed without approving a wallet popup on every order. One click to open, one click to close.

### How it works

Enabling One-Click Trading creates a **session key** — a temporary signing key that lives in your browser and signs trades for you. Orders execute the moment you click: your hand speed stays the bottleneck, not your wallet. Sessions expire automatically (about 7 days), and you can close them at any time.

### Enable it

In the order panel, click **Enable One-Click Trading** and approve the setup once with your main wallet. That's it — orders now execute on click.

### Close sessions and reclaim your SOL

Each session account holds a small SOL deposit (Solana account rent). When sessions expire or you're done trading, close them to get that SOL back: open **Settings** (bottom-right of the screen) → **One-Click Trading** and click **Close Sessions & Reclaim**. This also revokes the session keys immediately.

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{% hint style="warning" %}
**What a session key can and cannot do**

* **Can:** open, close, and manage positions using funds already deposited in your Flash account.
* **Cannot:** withdraw. Moving funds out always requires your main wallet's signature.

The key stays on your device. Closing your sessions in Settings revokes it immediately.
{% endhint %}

Next: [make your first trade](https://docs.flash.trade/flash-trade/getting-started/fund-your-account-and-make-your-first-trade) — or read how [Degen Mode](https://docs.flash.trade/flash-trade/getting-started/degen-mode) changes the rules.


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