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  • What are Order Executors?
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Order Executors

What are Order Executors?

D8X allows for conditional orders such as limit and stop-limit orders. Conditional orders are cryptographically signed by the trader and executed by third parties - order executors - once the AMM prices meet the order conditions.

The executor earns a fee for their service, paid for by the trader. Anyone can be an executor.

How can you become an Order Executor?

The D8X Futures Node SDK provides functions to refer orders.

The D8X open-source order executor bots allow to execute orders.

Last updated 1 year ago