# Titan Limit Orders

Titan Limit Orders are TRUE on-chain limit orders.

These are not trigger orders that other platforms may provide; Titan limit orders execute consistently through volatility.

Through our unique architecture, Titan is bringing CeFi-grade execution on-chain to Solana, fulfilled by professional market makers like Auros, one of the top market making firms worldwide.&#x20;

Titan Limit Orders are based off of specific token pairs that enable top notch execution quality. We will be adding more pairs as the service keeps on developing.

The main issue with Trigger Orders today are that they fill extremely slowly and randomly. Titan Limit Orders fill efficiently and attempts to account for market volatility. The end result are filled orders that can be hundreds and thousands of blocks faster, which is critical for traders. Partial fills are also enabled.&#x20;

A 10 bps fee is charged for Limit Orders with a discount for Titan VIP users. This is lower than comparable products from competitors by up to 50%, while offering better execution quality. There is also a minimum $10 USD notional for this service.&#x20;

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Once an order expires or is filled, a crank will automatically return funds to the user's main wallet.&#x20;

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A rent fee is also collected to open up the relevant account. The full amount is returned upon completion/cancellation of the order.&#x20;
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Titan Limit Orders are open to be filled by anyone. Please find instructions here <https://titan-exchange.gitbook.io/titan/titan-developer-docs/apis/searchers-limit-orders> and contact the team if there are any questions.&#x20;

### Limit Order Guide

In order to navigate to Limit Order section, please click the Limit tab on the swap page.&#x20;

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Once navigated, users will have chart visualization and order history loaded up as well.&#x20;

Please click on the dropdown to select the token pair you wish to trade.&#x20;

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After the trading pair is selected, please choose the direction of the trade, the limit price, quantity, and expiry date. After these are chosen, please execute the order.&#x20;

As a reminder, users will not be able to set a limit price that is above the market price. A minimum $10 notional is also required.&#x20;

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### Order Management

You can manage your orders directly from the swap page under open orders. The progress of the order, expiry, and limit price can be seen. In addition, there is also a link out to solscan as well as the ability to cancel an order if you click on the x.  &#x20;

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You can also navigate to order history to check the progress. If you click on an order, you will be able to check the history for that particular order.&#x20;

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In addition, there is also a notification button that will notify you every time a limit order has an update.&#x20;

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### Analytics

Limit Orderes will have its own tracking in the summary page as well as the profile page. There will also be a dedicated limit order leaderboard.&#x20;

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### Charting Data

The chart data comes from a combination of Trading View and Binance. This may not be reflective of a market maker's inventory at certain times. Please be aware of this.&#x20;


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