Precision Behind Every Order.

How a plan moves · 05 steps

From idea
to receipt.

What happens when you plan an order

Each step leaves something you can check later: the quote and its block, your limits, the hash you anchored, the receipt the chain returned. When a step does not hold, the plan says so instead of moving on.

1. 01

   Plan

   Pick the pair and size, set the slippage you accept and the most you will pay beyond the current price. Add a condition in your own words if the trade should wait for something.

2. 02

   Quote

   Ordiq asks the Uniswap quoter contracts on Robinhood Chain (v2, v3 fee tiers, two-hop routes and listed v4 pools) at one block and lines the answers up, best output first.

3. 03

   Check

   Your plan is compared with the quote: is the cost above your own limit, is the minimum received what you expect, has the plan's validity run out. The token's contract facts sit next to it.

4. 04

   Sign in your wallet

   Ordiq never sends a swap. You trade in the DEX or wallet you trust, and you can anchor the plan's hash on chain first, so the pre-trade record cannot be edited later.

5. 05

   Track

   Paste the transaction hash and the Execution Monitor follows it: pending, confirmed with its block, failed, or replaced when your wallet sent another transaction with the same nonce.