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# PRODUCTS

TurboFlow is building a broader set of market products for retail users — not just a single trading interface, but a growing range of ways to participate.

This section introduces the product experiences currently available on TurboFlow, from classic perpetual trading to newer market formats designed around speed, accessibility, and differentiated user experience.

## What you’ll find here

#### Classic Perps

Explore TurboFlow’s standard perpetual trading experience, built around transparent leverage, margin, funding, and tier-based risk controls.

#### Turbo Perps

Discover TurboFlow’s next-generation perpetual format, designed around zero trading fees, zero spread execution, and a dynamic profit-share model on winning trades.

#### TurboFlow App

See how users can access and engage with TurboFlow through the platform’s app experience.

#### Future Products

TurboFlow is designed to expand beyond its current formats. This section will introduce future market products as the platform continues to evolve.

### Why it matters

TurboFlow’s product strategy is built around a simple idea: **market participation should not be one-size-fits-all**.

By offering different market formats, TurboFlow aims to make trading more accessible, more engaging, and more adaptable to how retail users actually want to participate.


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