Frequently
Asked Questions

Orderly is a combination of an orderbook-based trading infrastructure and a robust liquidity layer offering perpetual futures orderbooks. Unlike traditional platforms, Orderly doesn't have a front end; instead, it operates at the core of the ecosystem, providing essential services to projects built on top of it. Our DEX white-label solution is carefully crafted to save builders time and capital while granting access to bootstrapped liquidity.

Choose an Orderly-powered trading interface from the Live DEX Board. Connect your wallet, deposit collateral from a supported chain, and use that DEX to trade perpetual futures. Browse the Live DEX Board.

Choose a low-code frontend with Orderly One or build a custom integration with the SDK and API. The official Builder setup documentation explains both launch paths, profile setup, fees, and the integration checklist. Read the Builder setup documentation.

Orderly lets you easily build a fully customizable perp DEX with additional features such as cross-chain swaps, points programs, trading competitions, leaderboards, referral systems, and more. You can also build aggregators, trading bots, and hedging solutions on top of the orderbook infrastructure. Read about low-code and SDK/API setup.

Fees are added to the cost position for perpetual futures (denominated in USDC). Each broker/builder sets their own fee rates, giving builders full control over their revenue model. Read the trading fees documentation.

Yes! Orderly is always looking to list more tokens. Visit the Listing page or reach out directly. There are no listing fees for qualifying projects, and your token will be accessible from supported chains across Orderly-powered DEXs simultaneously. Explore Perp Anything.

Orderly supports MARKET orders (execute at best available price), LIMIT orders (execute at a specified price or better), IOC (Immediate or Cancel), FOK (Fill or Kill), POST ONLY (maker-only, canceled if it would take liquidity), and REDUCE ONLY (only reduces an existing position).

All orders are signed by users' private trading keys and settled on-chain with those signatures. Public keys are stored on the contract and signatures are verified, ensuring that even if the operator is compromised, no fake orders can be executed and all user funds remain safe. The protocol has undergone multiple security audits.

Yes. Orderly supports major EVM chains and Solana. All supported chains share the same unified orderbook, meaning liquidity is not fragmented. Traders on any supported chain access identical depth and pricing.

ORDER is Orderly Network's governance and utility token. Holders can stake ORDER to earn protocol revenue sharing, participate in governance votes via Snapshot, and access exclusive ecosystem benefits. The token was launched in August 2024.