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limit-order-protocol

v1.1.3

Published

4 years ago

Utility for limit order protocol

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Utils library for Onlyswap Limit Orders Protocol

This is the package of utilities for working with the Onlyswap Limit Orders Protocol

Installation

Node

npm install limit-order-protocol

Yarn

yarn add limit-order-protocol

About

Contract allows users to place limit orders, that later could be filled on-chain. Limit order itself is a data structure created off-chain and signed according to EIP-712.

Key features of the protocol is extreme flexibility and high gas efficiency that achieved by using following order types.

I. Limit order

A limit order is a financial instrument with which you can put up an ERC-20 token for sale at a fixed price.
For example, you can put up for sale 2 WBTC tokens at the price of 82415 DAI tokens.

Onlyswap limit orders protocol has many tools for flexible trade management:

Partial fill
Predicates
Single cancellation
Bunch cancellation
Fullness check
Validation

Note: You can create a limit order even if your balance is insufficient to execute the limit order right now. However you must have an allowance for the maker asset.