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Limit vs. RFQ Orders

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Last updated 4 months ago

The Limit Order Protocol provides users with options to place both Limit orders and Request For Quote (RFQ) orders. Select the appropriate order type based on your specific needs.

Comparison Table

Criteria
Limit Order
RFQ Order

Suitable for

Traders

Market Makers

Flexibility of features

High; includes Order predicates, callbacks. Details

Limited due to gas optimization; Supports expiration time, partial fills (once), and cancellation by ID. Details

Execution

Uses Pathfinder algorithm for liquidity.

Exposed via API; requires quote requests; optimized for one-time fills.

Key Characteristics

Offers at a fixed price (0 slippage); various trading features/tools can be built.

Mirrors "request for quotation"; designed for market makers and gas efficiency.

Both order types support ERC20, ERC721, and ERC1155 tokens. Other token standards might be supported in the future.

More resources

Further Reading: Explore Limit Order and RFQ Order here.

  • Try directly at VulpeFI dApp.

  • View the Smart Contracts repository.

  • Developers, check out the Utils library repository.

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