# Positions Panel

## Understanding the Positions Panel

Once a perps order is executed, you’ll have an open position. You can monitor it and see details about your position the Positions panel.&#x20;

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In the Positions panel, you’ll find:

* Balances: A tab showing your current balances across all of your accounts. Note that if you operate a vault on Hyperliquid, it will not show up in the trade\[XYZ] positions panel.
* Positions: A tab showing your current open positions. Included in this tab are columns reflecting the asset, size, position value, entry price, mark price, liquidation price, unrealized PnL, and margin.
* Open Orders: A tab showing your current open orders with relevant information for the order type, including but not limited to order type, asset, direction, size ,and value.
* TWAP: A tab showing active and historical TWAP orders.
* Trade History: A tab reflecting all executed trade history for the wallet connected to the interface.
* &#x20;Funding History: A tab reflecting historical funding fees paid.
* Order History: A tab reflecting all order history for the wallet connected to the interface, including unexecuted trades.
* Account Activity:   It will show all activity associated with the connected wallet that has on-chain transaction data. This includes order placement, but also other transactions, including transfers, deposits, and withdrawals.


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