Aggregator research
DEX Aggregators with Documented Limit Orders
Explore documented limit-order support across aggregator platforms, with product scope, network coverage, official sources and review dates.
Choose the order workflow, not just a limit-order badge
A limit order expresses the price conditions under which you are willing to trade. How it is submitted, held, filled and cancelled depends on the platform and product. This collection includes active listings with documented limit-order support and keeps each platform’s restrictions beside its status.
Documented platforms
7 of 7 matching listings · alphabetical, not a performance ranking
| Platform | Status and product scope | Sources and review date |
|---|---|---|
| 1inch | Available Limit orders through the 1inch interface and Limit Order API. Makers specify a target price and expiry; a fill requires a willing taker and suitable market conditions. Listed networks are a reviewed subset. Documented networks: Ethereum, BNB Chain, Base, Arbitrum. | Checked |
| CoW Swap | Available CoW Swap limit orders with optional partial fills. A target-price touch alone may not fill an order: the execution price must also cover settlement costs. Documented networks: Ethereum, Gnosis, Arbitrum, Base, Polygon. | Checked |
| Jupiter | Available Target-price limit orders in Jupiter Spot. Order execution depends on the target price and available liquidity. Spot also documents recurring order tools. Documented networks: Solana. | Checked |
| KyberSwap | Available ERC-20 limit orders signed off-chain and settled by takers. Fills require compatible liquidity. The recorded networks are a verified subset of the limit-order column in the support matrix. Documented networks: Ethereum, BNB Chain, Base, Arbitrum, Polygon. | Checked |
| Matcha | Available Matcha limit orders on the networks named in its support guide. Set a target price and duration; ERC-20 assets are required and native coins may need wrapping. Filling is not guaranteed. Documented networks: Ethereum, BNB Chain, Polygon, Base, Arbitrum, Avalanche. | Checked |
| OpenOcean | Available Target-price execution through the Limit Order API. The current chain matrix lists deployed limit-order contracts. These orders are a separate product from immediate market swaps. Documented networks: Ethereum, BNB Chain, Base, Arbitrum, Polygon. | Checked |
| TirioEditorial pick · not a metric rank | Available Limit, stop and DCA orders on BNB Chain. Order assets wait in an escrow contract; a keeper fills eligible orders. Price, expiry and cancellation conditions apply. Documented networks: BNB Chain. | Checked |
Only active listings with a sourced, dated capability claim appear. Conditional support may apply to one product mode or a limited set of networks. Missing platforms may simply be undocumented.
Questions to answer before choosing an order platform
Is this the product and network you need?
Jupiter’s Spot documentation includes limit orders alongside instant swaps and DCA. 1inch documents its own limit-order workflow. Those names do not establish identical network coverage, order custody or execution conditions; use each feature’s scope and official documentation.
Understand expiry, cancellation and fees
Check how long an order remains active, whether partial execution is possible, how cancellation works and which actions can incur fees. A target price alone is not enough to compare the operational cost of two order products.
Do not confuse a displayed price with a guaranteed fill
Price conditions still need to be met by an executable trade. This directory records product support; it does not monitor your order, place it for you or promise that an order will fill when a chart touches a level.
Official reading
Editorial guide reviewed . Individual feature sources and review dates appear with each claim. These are research pages, not executable quotes.