# Limit Orders

Limit Orders let you set a target price to buy or sell a token. When the market reaches that price, the order is submitted automatically using your active trading settings.

### How to Place a Limit Order

1. Open the Frontrun Instant Trade panel
2. Switch from Market to Limit
3. Select Buy or Sell
4. Enter your order size in SOL or USDC
5. Set your target price or market cap
6. Click Buy Order or Sell Order

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<details>

<summary>Execution Details</summary>

* Execution uses Frontrun’s routing and fee model at trigger time
* Slippage, priority fee, tip, MEV mode, and Auto Fee apply at execution
* Execution timing depends on network and liquidity conditions

Limit Orders do not guarantee execution if liquidity is insufficient at the target price.

</details>

<details>

<summary>Presets &#x26; Settings</summary>

* Limit Orders support P1 / P2 / P3 presets for order sizing
* Presets reference your active Trading Settings
* Fee behavior follows your current Buy or Sell settings at execution
* Presets and fees can be updated from:
  * Trading Settings, or
  * Instant Trade panel

</details>

<details>

<summary>Managing Orders</summary>

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* View active orders in Limit Orders → Active
* Filled orders appear in History and trade history
* Orders can be cancelled at any time before execution

</details>

{% hint style="info" %}
Notes

* Limit Orders are separate from Quick Buy and Instant Trade
* Orders execute only when the price condition is met
* Fee settings follow your active Trading Settings at execution time
  {% endhint %}


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