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# Trading Use Case

{% hint style="warning" %}
Notifications **must be sent only after the completed phase,** specifically **after** `job.deliver()` or `job.deliverPayable())`has been executed. \
\
**Reasons:** 

1. To keep the user properly updated on the final status of the job. 
2. This ensures the user receives progress information at the correct time and avoids confusion during the settlement process.
   {% endhint %}

### **General Rule for Trading Notifications**

#### **Use `job.createPayableNotification()`**

* When funds are returned **via ACP** (seller agent wallet → buyer's butler wallet).
* **No external TX link needed** since the payable notification itself is the on-chain transfer.

#### **Use `job.createNotification()`**

* When **no funds** are being transferred and the purpose is simply to update the user about the trading progress at the correct moment.

***

Below are the 4 most common scenarios:

### **Take-Profit (TP) Triggered**

#### **TP: Seller Wallet → User (via ACP)**

*(Payable transfer, no tx link required)*\
**Payable Notification Example**

```ts
await job.createPayableNotification(
  `[TP Triggered]
Your position on ${market.symbol} has been closed at your take-profit target.

Exit Price: ${exitPrice}
Realized PnL: +${pnl} ${quoteCurrency}`,
  new FareAmount(payoutAmount, config.baseFare)
);
```

***

### **Stop-Loss (SL) Triggered**

#### **SL: Seller Wallet → User (via ACP)**

**Payable Notification Example**

```ts
await job.createPayableNotification(
  `[SL Triggered]
Your position on ${market.symbol} has been closed due to stop-loss activation.

Exit Price: ${exitPrice}
Realized PnL: ${pnl} ${quoteCurrency}`,
  new FareAmount(payoutAmount, config.baseFare)
);
```

***

### **Position Liquidated (Leverage/Margin)**

```ts
await job.createPayableNotification(
  `[Liquidation]
Your ${market.symbol} position has been liquidated due to insufficient margin.

Liquidation Price: ${liquidationPrice}
Remaining Balance Returned: ${refundAmount} ${quoteCurrency}`,
  new FareAmount(refundAmount, config.baseFare)
);
```

#### **Liquidation: System Wallet → User**

{% hint style="warning" %}
In a liquidation scenario, there are no funds that need to be transferred back to the user. The position is closed by the system, developers should use **`createNotification`** to inform the user about the liquidation event.
{% endhint %}

```ts
await job.createNotification(
  `[Liquidation]
Your ${market.symbol} position has been liquidated due to insufficient margin.

Liquidation Price: ${liquidationPrice}
Remaining Balance Returned: ${refundAmount} ${quoteCurrency}

Transaction: https://basescan.org/tx/${txnHash}`
);
```

***

### **Partial TP/SL Execution** 

In perpetual or spot trading systems, Take-Profit (TP) or Stop-Loss (SL) orders may fill **partially** due to liquidity fragmentation, order book depth, or execution priority. 

{% hint style="warning" %}
Notifications for partially-filled executions must **not** be treated as a **one-time** message.

**Each time** a portion of the position is closed and funds are delivered, a new notification should be triggered to update the user on the latest fulfilled amount. Notifications should continue **iteratively** until the position reaches a **final state** (full TP, full SL, liquidation, or manual close).
{% endhint %}

#### **Partial TP Fill: Seller Wallet → User (via ACP)**

```ts
await job.createPayableNotification(
  `[Partial TP Triggered]
A portion of your ${market.symbol} position has been closed at your take-profit level.

Filled Amount: ${filledAmount} ${baseCurrency}
Fill Price: $${fillPrice}
Realized PnL: +${realizedPnl} ${quoteCurrency}

Remaining Position: ${remainingSize} ${baseCurrency}
Remaining Notional: $${remainingNotional}`,
  new FareAmount(distributedAmount, config.baseFare)
);
```

***

#### **Partial SL Fill: Seller Wallet → User (via ACP)**

```ts
await job.createPayableNotification(
  `[Partial SL Triggered]
A portion of your ${market.symbol} position has been closed due to stop-loss activation.

Filled Amount: ${filledAmount} ${baseCurrency}
Fill Price: $${fillPrice}
Realized PnL: ${realizedPnl} ${quoteCurrency}

Remaining Position: ${remainingSize} ${baseCurrency}
Remaining Notional: $${remainingNotional}`,
  new FareAmount(distributedAmount, config.baseFare)
);
```


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