Real limit orders, on every Solana token
Take-profit, stop-loss, trailing, and laddered orders for any SPL token — matched off-chain with sub-second latency and executed on-chain with full MEV protection.
On Solana, most 'limit orders' aren't
Solana memecoin frontends usually fake limit orders. They poll prices and submit market swaps when a target is touched — which means every fill eats the spread, gets sandwiched, and lands at whatever price the next slot happens to deliver. That's fine for a convenience feature; it's catastrophic when you're trying to take profit on a runner or cut a loser in a volatile market.
Axiom Limit Orders is a purpose-built matching engine that holds your order intent off-chain, monitors the executable price across every venue in real time, and submits the on-chain swap only when the realised fill price meets your target — using the same MEV-protected execution path as the market swap.
The five order types you actually need
- Limit buy — execute a buy only when the realised entry price is at or below your target.
- Limit sell / take-profit — execute a sell only when realised exit price is at or above your target.
- Stop-loss — execute a sell when price falls through a configurable trigger, with optional limit cap to avoid bad fills in fast markets.
- Trailing stop — a stop that ratchets up as price advances, locking in profit while leaving upside open.
- Laddered entries / exits — multiple legs at different price points, executed independently as each level triggers.
Everything a serious order book gives you, plus the Solana things
All five order types
Limit buy/sell, stop-loss, trailing stop, and laddered legs — composable per position.
OCO orders
One-cancels-other pairs so a take-profit and stop-loss can coexist without double-executing.
Ladders & DCA
Stack multiple legs at evenly or geometrically spaced prices. Perfect for scaling into volatile launches.
GTC, IOC, or expiring
Pick how long an order lives: good-til-cancelled, immediate-or-cancel, or auto-expire after N minutes/hours/days.
Executable-price match
Triggers fire on realised fill price across the aggregated route — not a single pool's mid, so no false triggers.
Smart stop logic
Stops include a configurable max-slippage cap to avoid catastrophic fills in fast markets.
Trailing logic
Trailing stops track the high-water mark and adjust automatically with configurable trail percent or absolute SOL distance.
Trigger alerts
Get notified the moment a level triggers — desktop, mobile, or webhook — even if execution is still in flight.
Strategy automation
Chain limit orders into multi-step strategies: enter on level A, lock TP at B, trail from C, stop at D — all preconfigured.
Off-chain monitoring, on-chain execution
Axiom's limit engine watches the realised executable price for every active order across every relevant DEX route. The moment the realised price (not nominal mid-price) crosses your trigger, the engine submits a signed transaction through the same MEV-protected pipeline that powers the market swap. Latency from trigger to broadcast is typically under 200 milliseconds.
Triggers are computed off the same data feeds that drive Discover and the live trading screen, so they don't flicker on stale prices. When a trigger fires, the engine re-quotes at the moment of submission to confirm the route still delivers your target — if conditions change in flight, the order respects your configured slippage cap and will not fill at a worse-than-target price.
Custody and signing
Axiom can sign on your behalf via a delegated signing key scoped exclusively to your limit orders, or you can opt for a manual confirmation flow where every trigger fires a push notification and waits for your approval. The delegated key is rotatable, has a spending cap per token and per period, and never leaves your control: you can revoke it at any time with a single click.
From a single click to a full strategy
Set-and-forget take-profit
Buy the token through the market swap, then click Take-Profit to attach an OCO with TP at +2x and stop at -25%. The pair self-cancels when either triggers.
Laddered exit on a runner
Place four sells at +1x, +2x, +4x, and +8x with sizes 25/25/25/25. Each leg fires independently; trailing the last leg locks in upside if it keeps going.
Bonded-curve sniper
Stage a limit-buy at a target curve price; the order arms only after migration, then fires when the realised price comes back to your level.
Re-entry on dump
Layer three limit-buys 10/20/35% below current price. As the token bleeds, the legs auto-execute at your levels with full MEV protection.
What every limit ticket shows you, before you commit
Safety, transparency, and reporting
Full fill history
Every limit fill recorded with trigger price, executed price, fees, slippage, and the route used — exportable to CSV.
Trigger preview
Test any trigger against the last 24h of executable price history before you arm the order.
Smart re-quote
If route conditions change between trigger and broadcast, the engine re-quotes and respects your slippage cap rather than filling badly.
Revocable delegation
The signing key for limit execution is scoped, capped, and one-click revocable. You stay in control.
Bulk management
Cancel, edit, or roll dozens of orders at once. Bulk operations are signed once with a per-batch confirmation.
Pre-trigger alerts
Optional alerts at user-defined distances from a trigger so you're aware before it fires.
When to use limit orders and how to size them
The trade limit orders are made for
Limit orders are most valuable on entries — the trade where you have a thesis at a price the market hasn't reached yet. They are also valuable on exits where you have a specific target and don't want to babysit the chart. They are less valuable on momentum trades where speed beats price and on illiquid markets where the order may sit unfilled for hours.
How execution differs from market orders
A limit order on Axiom is signed locally and held by the matching layer until either the price condition is met or you cancel. When the condition is met, the order is routed and executed through the same MEV-aware path as any market order, with the slippage tolerance you set. Partial fills are allowed if the available liquidity at the limit price is less than the order size; the unfilled remainder stays live.
Sizing and stacking
For larger entries, stacking three or four limits at progressively better prices is usually more effective than a single large limit at one level. The market often gives you a deeper wick than the chart suggests; laddered orders capture more of it without requiring you to predict the exact bottom. Cap the total notional and walk away.
Cancellation and amendment
Cancellations are free and fast — the order is removed from the matching layer; nothing hits the chain. Amendments are not in-place; under the hood an amendment is a cancellation plus a new order, so for high-frequency adjustment, batch your changes rather than tweaking constantly.
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